“You’re really not going to tell me how many votes you won by?

Hwang Yi-Young kept badgering Woo-Jin for an answer while they were in the car. They had to be careful at the office to maintain confidentiality, so she only had a few opportunities to openly ask him about it.

“Please watch the episode when it goes on air.”

“How am I going to wait till next Sunday! They’re only showing round one this week.”

“Stop it. There are people like me too, you know.” At least Hwang Yi-Young got to see Woo-Jin enter the waiting room wearing The Masked King’s golden mask; Kang Ho-Soo couldn’t even go anywhere near the broadcasting station that day. The production team had requested him not to tag along as it might expose Woo-Jin’s identity. As Woo-Jin’s main manager, Kang Ho-Soo was rather well-known among Woo-Jin’s fans because of his physique and appearance. Initially, many people had mistaken him for a former gangster turned bodyguard instead of Woo-Jin’s manager. It wouldn’t help much even if he were in disguise, so he couldn’t tag along in the end.

“I want to brag about it, but I can’t, so it’s killing me on the inside.” It was the first time that an ordinary actor – not a musical theater actor – had become The Masked King. It was definitely brag-worthy. Hwang Yi-Young...