Moon Joo-kyung is a competent, workaholic Chief Producer in the entertainment sector who has completely abandoned the concept of romance. Burned by an exhausting succession of self-absorbed partners, she directs every ounce of her energy into corporate survival and project management. That equilibrium fractures overnight when a rogue celestial entity misfires a divine artifact. Struck by an errant supernatural arrow, Joo-kyung contracts a compulsory condition: the instant her eyes perceive someone attractive, a biological imperative takes hold, forcing her to initiate a direct romantic confession. Refusing to participate or resisting this sudden romantic impulse carries an absolute consequence—immediate death.

Feverish and disoriented during a high-stakes office gathering, Joo-kyung stumbles straight into the composed executive Hwang Hyeon-u. Driven by the curse, she blurts out an unhinged confession before she can restrain herself. What begins as an absurd supernatural hazard turns into a volatile corporate balancing act. Caught between aggressive workplace rivals, intense internal politics, and an uncontrollable physiological urge to court a handsome coworker, Joo-kyung must decipher the celestial mechanics behind her affliction while trying to preserve her career, her dignity, and her life.

What to Expect

The narrative moves at a brisk, energetic pace driven by rapid situational comedy and acute adult romantic tension. Rather than relying on soft schoolyard misunderstandings, the series treats its supernatural mandate with existential urgency within a modern professional setting. Pusna's artwork emphasizes expressive character dynamics, sharp corporate aesthetic choices, and vibrant full-color paneling that complements Woo Yeon-Hui's satirical approach to modern relationship fatigue.

Who Will Enjoy This

This title is suited to adult readers looking for sharp, high-stakes romantic comedies that blend supernatural constraints with grounded workplace friction. Readers tracking popular hits across digital catalog directories such as MangaUpdates, MangaDex, or MangaGo will appreciate its irreverent deconstruction of why crushes feel so physically overwhelming. If you appreciate complex relationship friction and high-wire interpersonal tension, explore War Of The Adults for another biting critique of modern adult relationship entanglements, or dive into #DRCL midnight children for an intense exploration of supernatural curses and psychological pressure.