The only reason this attractive hunk of a man, who says “I want to sleep with you” instead of “Let’s get something to eat” to the woman he is interested in, has agreed to be responsible for the Urology Q&A column for the third-rate magazine “C’est Si Bon”, is because his hometown friend and his senior, Hwang, who also happens to be the President of the magazine (his relationship with Hwang and Park Byeong-gak is explained later) had been hounding him to write for the column.

Writing for an ‘adult magazine for men’ rather than simply a ‘magazine for men’ (when the word ‘adult’ is added, the magazine becomes off-limits to those under 18, and goes to the stands packaged in clear wrapping) is certainly a smear on his dignity as a person and to his hospital.
But he decides to be generous and agrees to write the column for one year, since he knows Hwang from his hometown. As it turns out, the person in charge of the column is Ko Byeong-hee.
When Miss Ko brings him the Qs on Urology, he writes the As. He later finds out that Miss Ko writes both the questions and answers for other advice sections but she can’t do the same for Urology because she doesn’t know anything about the field.

What a wacky magazine, and a wacky lady! This woman, this Miss Ko, the more you get to know her, wackier she gets. She is more than old enough, but doesn’t really seem to know much about worldly things, and seems quite innocent in many ways. She tries to act like an expert, but she can’t fool him. He can tell so much about a person just by looking at his or her bottom, and he soon finds out that she is still a virgin.
To think that a 33 year-old woman is still a virgin in this day and age of the 21st Century! He can’t decide whether she should be commended or punished. But either way, to be quite honest, he can’t help being curious about her.
So now that they have become acquainted, he teases her. Ah, the way she reacts to his question, “Do you wanna sleep with me, today?” Her kaleidoscopic expressions are a spectacle in themselves.