Too Close for Comfort

Seol-Won is currently out of work and entirely unprepared for the sudden responsibility thrust upon him. When his parents decide to take an impromptu retreat to the countryside, they leave him in charge of managing their boarding house. What initially seems like a straightforward task quickly proves to be anything but, catching the unemployed young man completely off guard as he steps into the role of reluctant landlord. The situation grows far more complicated when five new tenants move in, each bringing a distinct and highly unpredictable personality to the household. Rather than enjoying a quiet stint managing the property, Seol-Won finds himself at the center of a chaotic living arrangement. The diverse quirks and unexpected behaviors of his new residents guarantee that peace and quiet will remain entirely out of reach. Thrust into this whirlwind of eccentric characters, Seol-Won must navigate a series of daily trials and constant tribulations. His temporary position as the boarding house manager transforms into an overwhelming journey filled with relentless shenanigans, pushing him far beyond anything he could have ever anticipated during his period of unemployment.