Looks Can Kill

In the Korean comments

One commenter describes the unexpected pairing as a good match. Another offers a detail to watch for, saying in translation, “The outfit makes them look a little like a hero who came to capture Kyehoon.”

What the words mean

Several comments turn the first syllable of Kyehoon’s name into affectionate wordplay: “계요워” (gyeyowo, a name-pun meaning “cute”), “계쁜이” (gyeppeuni, a name-pun meaning “pretty one”), and “계잘하고” (gyejalhago, roughly “Kyehoon does it so well”). These are playful, casual inventions built around his name, not standard spellings.