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This is utter, utter trash. It gets a 2 instead of a 1 only because the art is very pretty. It is a wish-fulfillment power fantasy of the highest degree. MC's family is evil for the sake of being evil and completely devoid of foresight or indeed any semblance of sense. They apparently think that it's completely normal for one person to tend to seven high-maintenance celebrities all at once, evidently never communicating with anyone else in any of their respective industries. That leads into the greatest problem: the MC. He is the most complete Gary Stu I've ever seen, completely lacking in any flaws ... except, as is tradition, for not noticing that girls are falling for him left-and-right. On top of being the manager for his celebrity family, he's an excellent cook and make-up artist, and he can win a hand-to-hand fight against a black belt who probably outweighs him by three times. I guess we don't know how good his grades are at this point, but I'm sure they're middling at worst because there's no way his family would've let him do remedial lessons because that would take time away from tending to them.

Avoid it.

Read up through chapter 34 and then imagine your own ending.

It started out great. Main guy and main girl both want to be romance mangaka but are completely inexperienced and from totally different worlds. They decide to do the fake boyfriend/girlfriend thing even though they're not each other's "type." Over time, they of course realize they like each other despite this and fumble around each other the way many romance manga couples do. The thing that sets this one apart is the way they both support each other's dreams. It's beautiful, and I haven't really seen it in other manga. The art style is very ... expressive, especially the faces, which is an extra plus.

In chapter 34, there's a moment that can't be anything except progress. It's happening. It's hype. They have to become a real couple after this. And then chapter 35 happens. Everything goes back - not just to where it was before but even further backwards - because author-san just had to force a love-triangle. Now it's just generic. Could the author not think of anything to do if they actually got together, or are they saving that for later and padding out the length with garbage?

It was great, right up until it wasn't.