9 titles, most popular first
Lim Ju-kyung has been bullied over her looks since childhood and transfers to a new school to start over. Having mastered makeup, she changes her appearance so completely that her new classmates think she is a natural beauty and call her a "goddess." There she crosses paths with cold, wealthy Lee Su-ho and rebellious Han Seo-jun.
In 1998, the IMF crisis shuts down high school fencer Na Hee-do's team, so she transfers schools to keep chasing her dream. Baek Yi-jin's once-wealthy family has been torn apart by the same crisis, leaving him juggling part-time jobs. Decades later, Hee-do's daughter finds her mother's old diary, which tells their story.
In Joseon, where women are barred from schooling and work, Kim Yoon-hee disguises herself as her brother Yoon-shik to support her family. While secretly sitting an entrance exam for Sungkyunkwan, the top Confucian academy, on someone else's behalf, she is caught by the principled Lee Sun-joon, who sees her talent and urges her to enroll.
At the elite Sevit High School in Seoul, grades decide everything. Kang Yeon-doo leads Real King, a street dance club of low-scoring outcasts, while Kim Yeol heads Baek Ho, a club for the very top students. When the two rival groups are forced to merge into one cheerleading squad, they have to learn to work together.
Brash lawyer Kang Suk-ho is put in charge of shutting down the failing Byung Moon High School, but he sees his own troubled past in its aimless students. He vows to get five of them into Cheonha University, the country's top school, and starts a special class despite objections from idealistic English teacher Han Soo-jung.
College student Yun Tae-o suddenly finds his house full when his friends move in, each for their own reasons: a college dropout, a runaway family friend and his longtime childhood friend. Sharing one roof, the young housemates stumble through the messy, confusing business of first love and living together.
Former badminton player Yoon Hyun-jong, struggling to support his family, takes a coaching job at a middle school in rural Haenam, only to find the boys' team down to three players. His city-raised son Hae-kang joins the ragtag squad as they fight to survive, while his wife coaches the local girls' team.
Won-il was once a promising swimmer like his champion father, but after losing both parents he quits the sport and lives recklessly. Facing expulsion, he is brought by his father's old friend Jae-suk to a sports high school, where he runs into his old rival Woo-sang, now a national swimming star forced to start over.
Six young people use the rooftop of Tae-oh's house as their hideout, gathering there to escape and share their lives. Each of them carries a story of their own, and the series follows them as they stumble through love, friendship and growing up.
