7 titles, most popular first
Han Gil-ro spent his childhood watching James Bond films and finally lands his dream job as a rookie agent at the National Intelligence Service. Kim Seo-won is a clumsy but determined fellow trainee. After training side by side, the two must keep their real identities hidden from one another, even as romance grows between them.
After seeing his mother murdered by the gangster Mao, Lee Soo-hyun is taken in by NIS agent Kang Jung-ho's family and grows up to become an agent alongside Jung-ho's son Min-ki. When a mission stirs up his childhood trauma and his hunger for revenge gets him fired, he is offered a chance to go undercover inside Mao's gang.
Longtime star Yeo Woon-gwang suddenly needs protection and hires Kim Seol-woo, a talented and mysterious bodyguard. Seol-woo is secretly a black ops agent for the intelligence service, using the job as cover for his own mission, while also growing close to the star's manager, Cha Do-ha.
Mun-ju is a skilled diplomat who once served as UN ambassador, and San-ho is an international special agent whose nationality is a mystery. After Mun-ju's husband is killed, the two join forces to uncover the truth behind a deadly attack that could shake the security of the Korean Peninsula.
In 1896, after his queen is killed and his throne is under threat, Joseon's King Gojong shelters at the Russian legation, where he discovers a taste for coffee. Back in power, he hires the worldly Tanya as his personal barista. Tanya soon finds herself pulled into a dangerous circle that includes the Russian marksman Ilyich and a mysterious socialite who goes by two names.
Lee Soon-ae, a recently widowed traffic officer, pulls over a charming stranger named Han Yoo-il for a routine violation, not knowing he is an international spy on a secret mission. When she forgets to give back his high-tech spy pen, she is drawn into the shadowy world of espionage.
In 1932 Gyeongseong, Lee Ga-kyung is the city's most skilled pickpocket and con artist, saving up to leave Joseon and start over abroad. For the independence movement, she agrees to spend 100 days undercover as an interpreter at the Japanese Government-General, where she meets Kim Tae-woong, an elite interpreter also known as Sato Hideo.
