Peninsula: I, who was originally a camera, suddenly became an internet sensation.

During a chance visit to an SBS variety concert, Lee Won unintentionally captured Bae Joo-hyun's iconic "red flower" moment online, which was then shared countless times. He never imagined that a video of him putting a red flower in her hair, filmed by a "reporter," would go viral. This was followed by a barrage of probing questions from fans: "Answerer, who's that one with the big red flower? She's so pretty!" "Oh, you mean the one with the big head and small stature? She looks like the fourth-generation visual queen, right?" "And that pretty one who speaks fluent Mandarin?" "Oh, that's a washed-up idol who fantasizes about being a Blue Dragon Film Award winner." "And that girl who looks like Light Fury?" "Her? She's a reincarnated Ragdoll cat, she's been clinging to me."... One day, female idols opened the comment section on Bilibili. "No way! I'm just helping you gain followers, gentlemen use words, not fists!" "We're all girls, who's being a gentleman with you!" This is the story of a K-pop Bilibili anchor and producer struggling in Korea.