9 titles, most popular first
Han Ji-eun, an aspiring writer, lives in Full House, the home her late father built. Tricked by her best friends into a supposedly free vacation, she comes back to find they have sold the house to famous actor Lee Young-jae, whom she met on the plane. Determined to win it back, she agrees to live there as his maid.
Joo Yoo-rin, from Jeju Island, has become a skilled liar and grifter thanks to her gambling father's debts. When Seol Gong-chan, sole heir to a hotel fortune, needs someone to pose as his dying grandfather's long-lost granddaughter, he hires Yoo-rin for a monthly salary and a bonus, and she reluctantly takes the job.
Civil servant Gong Ah-jung tells a rival friend a small lie about being married to save face, but it quickly snowballs into a rumor that she is secretly the wife of Hyun Ki-joon, the wealthy head of World Hotel. Furious, Ki-joon confronts her, yet the two end up agreeing that pretending to be married for a while could help them both.
The series centers on an unusual line of work: a "single life helper," someone hired to pose as a husband or wife for unmarried clients who need a partner at couples' get-togethers, reunions and similar events. It explores the curious situations that arise when a relationship is part of a paid arrangement.
An unmarried woman who is expecting a baby and a single man enter into a fake relationship contract. From there, their story unfolds through romance, pregnancy, childbirth and the everyday work of bringing up a child.
Na A-jeong is a little-known actress still waiting for her break. When Lee Do-han, a wealthy heir who is gay, proposes a sham marriage, she decides to take the offer. His ambitious younger brother, Lee Ji-han, cannot stand the idea of their fake union and sets out to stop it.
A man and a woman agree to pose as newlyweds in a 90-day fake marriage, all for a shot at winning a luxury home meant for newly married couples. To claim the grand prize, the two strangers have to keep up the act together.
Han Seung-joo, unmarried and in her mid-thirties, is a capable TV producer who is hopeless at housework and tired of society's prejudice against unmarried women. On a documentary shoot up in the mountains, she meets Oh Jak-doo and agrees to a contract marriage with him, simply to gain the standing of a married woman.
Three sisters each face their own struggles with love and family. Eldest Ji-won is married to a controlling dentist, middle sister Mi-won lives with the college boyfriend she ran off with, and youngest Hye-won, who puts her career first, gives in to family pressure and agrees to a contract marriage with her coworker Jae-ha.
