Kaleido, a boy group with real talent but little fame, suddenly goes viral because of a candid airport video.

In the video, the group's most dominant youngest member, Logan Brooks, pins his older brother Henry Foster against the wall, lightly tapping his face with a plane ticket. Henry Foster, however, simply takes the ticket and holds it between his lips, straightening his clothes. What looks like 'bullying' within the group turns into a thrilling flirtation, and the Tingjue CP is born.

Netizens: Damn, so dominant! Wall slam and knife fight!

And so, the discarded ace plagued by unspoken rules rumors and the legendary background member parachuted in with resources are tied together. Though they've been at odds since debut, they're forced to embark on a long road of fake business partnership.

Main dancer, main vocalist, visual, rational and resilient beauty (shou) vs. songwriter/rapper/overall top, rebellious and unruly younger (gong)

Life is a paradox about business.