Chase is GS Entertainment's flagship boy group, launched in 2013. It consists of five members: Shen Chenyin, Yu Jinyou, Lu Yaolin, Casper (Han Junxiu), and Zheng Yuzai. Since their debut, their unique musical style and the fact that every member is both an ace and a visual have earned them fans around the world: boyfriend fans, girlfriend fans, mom fans, and daughter fans alike.
New fans generally assume the boys get along and have incredible group chemistry. Longtime fans know better: one of their hidden-camera pranks got so out of hand they couldn't even wrap it up. At their third anniversary, they gathered together and sighed that they still had to put up with one another for another seven years. The only reason they'd made it this far was their company contracts. While other groups bragged about their group chemistry, all they could do was laugh dryly and say, "What else can we do? Spoil them, I guess."
No group chemistry, no sense of decorum, no brotherly affection. All they have are teammates who push one another to the edge of their sanity every single day, sweet on the outside and ruthless underneath.
"Yaolin, people online are spreading dating rumors about you. The four of us could chip in and buy you a trending topic. What do you think?"
"..."
"Holy crap, it's true?! You're a straight guy, and you're the first one to get a girlfriend?!"
#What do we do when our teammate is dating#Can he leave the group#Are we doomed#
"...Who are you dating...?"
"The person who's currently number one on the charts."
"?!!!!"
Main title: My Idols Really Are a Bunch of Straight Guys Who've Never Dated
Subtitle: Don't Listen to Your Straight Teammate's Nonsense About How to Woo a Wife
Warnings:
1. The Korean entertainment industry setting is only loosely based on reality. If something doesn't make sense, don't blame me, blame Chase.
2. Top-tier idol dating history. If something doesn't make sense, don't blame me, blame Lu Yaolin.
3. The author updates very slowly, and the writing is at an elementary school level. Please be understanding.
Theme: Love can be beautiful, too.
