How to Feed Broccoli to a Madman

Bada starts working as a live-in housekeeper at the home of Minhyun, a third-generation chaebol and a dominant alpha who lives alone.

He is happy about the unusually high pay, but that happiness does not last long.

Bada is shocked by the terrible personality of the homeowner, unlike anyone he has ever met.

“If you don’t want another bump on that pretty head of yours, you’d better stay out of my sight.”

Because of Minhyun’s constant violent words and cruel behavior that go far beyond normal limits, Bada slowly wears down.

By chance, he learns why he became this way and starts to feel sympathy for him.

“You shouldn’t be picky with food. Broccoli is really good for your body.”

Meanwhile, Minhyun feels confused.

The housekeeper who used to hide quietly now acts friendly and interferes in his life.

Still, Minhyun, who lacks affection, does not completely hate Bada’s attention.

“Thinking about it… the way he cried last time was kind of attractive.”

Before he fully understands his own feelings, Minhyun decides to act on instinct first.

He has no idea what kind of storm this will bring in the future.

This is a crossed romance between Minhyun, a bold younger man who keeps aiming for Bada, and Bada, who only plans to take care of Minhyun just enough and run away once his contract ends.