King of Review

For 60 years, Jang Bong-ki has been an unknown novelist. He has always dreamed of becoming a famous bestselling novelist. He dreams of making a splendid debut with his novel, Why Dharma Went to the Wilderness, which he has been writing for 20 years, but is rejected by all publishers and ignored by Jin-Pil, a junior writer who is also a bestselling author. Bong-ki scrawls the review with "anonymous" on the jokbal and jokbal fried rice ordered to soothe sadness, and thanks to the review, the jokbal restaurant that almost collapsed due to rating terror comes to life. Bong-ki is overjoyed when his review gets 312 likes. He travels to various restaurants to get reviews and enjoys his influence as he writes reviews. Ga-young, a delivery driver and food enthusiast, is delighted that her favorite Jokbal restaurant has been saved. When the owner reveals that he received financial threats from a prestigious magazine, Ga-young is furious. Ga-young learns that her favorite restaurants have also been threatened with rating terror, but there's nothing she can do about it. Ga-young goes to Jang Bong-ki for help, and Bong-ki is thrilled that she can help people with her writing. Together, Bong-ki becomes a true "review king" as he helps other local shopkeepers in need.