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Gyeon-woo is an engineering student who can never seem to get a romantic break. On his way to meet a possible date, he pulls a drunk young woman back from the edge of a train platform. On the train she gets sick, passes out and calls him "honey," leaving him stuck taking care of her.
Kim Seong-geun, buried in debt and feeling hopeless, jumps from a bridge into the Han River and washes up on Bamseom, a small island in the middle of Seoul. Unable to swim back, he starts to enjoy a simple life free of his worries, while Kim Jung-yeon, a young woman who never leaves her room, spots his message written in the sand.
Young-goon, a young woman who works assembling radios, believes she is a cyborg. After she tries to "recharge" herself with a power cord, she is sent to a mental hospital full of colorful patients, where she refuses food and talks only to machines. There she meets Il-soon, a man who begins to fall for her.
Yeo Kyung-jin is an ambitious young Seoul police officer. While chasing a purse snatcher, she arrests the wrong man: Go Myung-woo, a physics teacher at a girls' school who was really trying to stop the thief himself. When she is later assigned to escort him through a rough district, the two end up handcuffed together in the middle of a gang clash.
Just before her 100-day anniversary, high school student Ha-yeong is dumped by her boyfriend. Venting her anger, she kicks a can that hits college student Hyung-jun and makes him scratch his luxury car. Unable to pay, she is forced to sign an agreement to work off the damage as his servant for 100 days.
Bo-eun is an ordinary 15-year-old high schooler who frets about grades and has a crush on Jung-woo, the star of her school's baseball team. Then her grandfather insists she marry Sang-min, honoring a promise he made with Sang-min's grandfather during the Korean War. Despite both young people objecting, the wedding goes ahead, and Bo-eun tries to keep her marriage hidden.
At a public relations firm, new hire Jung Ji-hoo and manager Jung Ji-woo have nearly identical names, so a package meant for him ends up on her desk. Inside she finds a collar and leash, and his secret wish to be a submissive comes out. Soon he asks her to take the dominant role.
Ahn Soo-ji is a veteran domestic secret agent and martial arts expert, while Lee Jae-joon is a rookie international agent better at analysis than fieldwork. They are dating, but neither knows the other's secret job. When a Russian crime group gets hold of a dangerous bio-chemical weapon from Korea, the two end up on the same mission without realizing it.
Park Se-ri is a cheerful high school student who worries about her naturally curly hair and has a crush on popular classmate Kim Hyun. When a new salon offering hair straightening she can't afford opens in town, she befriends Han Yoon-seok, a transfer student she saved from drowning, whose mother turns out to own the salon.
Hanna Kang is an overweight young woman who secretly provides the voice for Ammy, a famous pop star who only lip-syncs. Hanna has a crush on Sang-jun, a director whose father owns Ammy's record label, but after a cruel humiliation she persuades a plastic surgeon to completely transform her appearance.
Choi Su-wan, a 21-year-old university student whose family sells fried chicken, takes a well-paid job tutoring Kim Ji-hoon, a rich troublemaker her own age who is repeating his last year of high school. If his grades don't improve, his father will send him back to America, but Ji-hoon cares far more about fighting than studying.
Kang Jae-kyung is an arrogant rich kid who drives flashy cars and rides his motorcycle through the school halls. To inherit his grandfather's fortune when he turns 18, he must first transfer to a school in rural Gangwon Province and graduate, with his penthouse and credit cards cut off until he does.
Ji-hwan is a taekwondo student and part-time stuntman who dreams of becoming the Korean Jackie Chan. Dal-rae is a drama student and hopeful actress whose shyness keeps costing her auditions. The two have been friends since childhood, but things get complicated when each of them starts dating someone else.
Jae-hee is a free-spirited young woman, and Heung-soo is a man keeping something deeply hidden about himself. The two become close friends and share an apartment in Seoul, facing the highs and lows of young adult life side by side. The film is adapted from part of a novel.
Sung-chil is a grumpy man of seventy who lives alone, works part-time at a local supermarket and refuses to sign off on the town's redevelopment plan. Things change when he meets Geum-nim, the lively elderly woman who runs the flower shop next door, and the whole neighborhood steps in to help the awkward Sung-chil win her over.
Yang Mi-sook is an awkward, unpopular high school Russian teacher who blushes bright red at the worst moments. For ten years she has quietly loved Seo Jong-cheol, her former teacher and now a married colleague, but he has eyes for pretty new teacher Lee Yoo-ri. Determined to stop their budding romance, Mi-sook teams up with Jong-cheol's daughter Jong-hee.
Kang-il is a rescue firefighter weighed down by guilt over losing his wife, and he throws himself recklessly into danger. Mi-soo, a doctor focused only on her career, is sued after a misdiagnosis and could lose her license. Her lawyer needs Kang-il as a witness, so she sets out to win him over by pretending to date him.
Kim Hyun-woo is a TV weather reporter who looks elegant on screen but drinks and swears a lot off camera. Her friend of 18 years, gentle schoolteacher Kang Joon-soo, has quietly loved her for ages, yet he can only stand aside as she chases a married coworker and goes on a blind date with a dull photographer.
After causing trouble at their seminary, trainee priests Gyu-shik and Seon-dal are sent to a country parish to spend a month helping old Father Nam. There Gyu-shik meets the priest's niece, Bong-hee, who flew in from the United States to see her boyfriend, only to be dumped and left stuck at the church. At first, the two simply cannot get along.
When an invitation to his first love's wedding arrives, a man looks back on everything they shared since meeting in high school. The film follows ten years of friendship and romance between the two, from their teenage days into adulthood, with all its ups and downs.
Jung-seok is a librarian who lives every moment of his day on a strict schedule and cannot stand anything out of place. He falls for a convenience store cashier who shares his love of order, but she wants someone different from herself. With help from So-jung, a messy, free-spirited musician, he tries to break his routines, even joining a singing audition with her.
Yeong-ju, a smooth-talking swindler, wins early parole so she can attend her sister's wedding. On the way, she rescues a stolen heirloom ring for a village pharmacist named Hee-cheol but misses her train and loses her gift. When she follows him to his hometown, his family takes her for his bride-to-be, and she sweetly plays along.
Hoping to add some spark to her five-year relationship, Yoon-jung tries to have phone sex with her boyfriend but dials a stranger by mistake. The man on the line, Hyun-seung, is struggling to move on from his ex, and the two soon find themselves opening up to each other about their love lives.
