Nae-tta-ra-ra-ra-ra-ra~ dan-dan♪.

A video of an unknown pianist that hit a million views in Korea in a single day.

— They say this guy's Korean? Is this for real?

— Nah, no way. How is someone who looks like that Korean? There's no celebrity I don't know.

— Rumor is he goes to Hanguk University.

— For real? Seriously?

— A Hanguk University music student confirmed it. Apparently he's a law freshman who wiped the floor with the music school.

— Ohhhhh! That's killer.

— Figures, Hanguk University law is out of everyone's league... Respect!

— They say only monsters live there...

— But is that girl French? Why the sudden kiss?

— Heh heh heh. It's France, the land of passion.

— Lucky fucking bastard... I'm learning piano starting today!

— Delusion's a disease too. Go take your meds!

A single video posted on YouTube had Korean netizens suddenly paying attention.

At first, the craze had been only among Europeans.

They'd made a fuss, calling it the arrival of the pianist of the century.

The news spread all the way to Korea.

Anyone could see it was extraordinary.

A working pianist said publicly that it was playing at a level no human could reach.

After that, world-class performers and pianists heaped on the praise.

Requests to learn who he was poured in.

That was when things blew up in Korea.

Then the identity of the pianist who'd dazzled a French festival came out.

A Hanguk University music student revealed that he was a freshman in Hanguk University's law department.

Nobody argued.

The people of the Republic of Korea had quietly accepted all along that Hanguk University law students weren't human to begin with.

"What? That's the CEO!!!"

"Huh? CEO Jang can play the piano?"

Yu Se-ra and Do Do-hui, who'd met up at the office before leaving on their trip to America tomorrow, were stunned.

The moment they clicked the trending search Hanguk University law student video, a familiar man appeared.

The CEO of L.O.R. Investment, playing right there on the screen.

And being praised as the pianist of…