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Yoon Se-ri, a South Korean chaebol heiress, is out paragliding when a sudden tornado sweeps her across the border and drops her in North Korea. There she meets Ri Jeong-hyeok, a captain in the North Korean army, who chooses to hide and protect her despite the risks.
Geum Jan-di, a dry cleaner's daughter, ends up on a scholarship at Shinhwa High, an elite school for rich kids ruled by a clique called F4. Its leader is Gu Jun-pyo, heir to the Shinhwa Group. When Jan-di refuses to bow to F4's bullying and stands up to Jun-pyo, she becomes their target, while growing close to quiet member Yoon Ji-hoo.
Kim Tan, heir to the Jeguk Group, has been sent off to the United States by a half-brother who wants the family business. There he meets Cha Eun-sang, a girl searching for her sister, and falls for her despite his engagement to fellow heiress Yoo Rachel. Back in Korea, at a high school for the very rich, his former best friend Choi Young-do starts targeting Eun-sang.
Cha Do-hyun, heir to his family's business in its third generation, has lived with dissociative identity disorder and seven separate identities since going through several traumatic events. He tries to take back control of his life with secret help from Oh Ri-jin, a first-year psychiatry resident, while her twin brother, a writer eager to expose the rich, starts following him.
Joo Joong-won is the cold, aloof CEO of Kingdom, a company that runs a large department store and hotel. Tae Gong-shil, a gloomy woman, has been seeing ghosts ever since an accident. When she finds that touching Joong-won makes the spirits vanish, she begs to stay near him and agrees to help recover a fortune taken from him in a kidnapping attempt.
Hong Hae-in, an heiress of the wealthy Queens Group, and Baek Hyun-woo, a farmer's son from a small village, have been married for three years and are close to divorce. When Hae-in learns she has a serious illness, the troubled couple must face old hurts and their very different personalities, while her childhood friend Yoon Eun-sung steps in to support her.
Cha Soo-hyun, a politician's daughter, has always lived the life others chose for her, including a marriage into a chaebol family that ended over her husband's affair. On a work trip to Cuba, she meets Kim Jin-hyuk, a carefree young man travelling alone. Back in Korea, they meet again when he starts work at Donghwa Hotel, where she is CEO.
Kang Ma-ru, a bright medical student, is devoted to his slightly older neighbor Han Jae-hee, a TV reporter. When she picks a wealthy CEO and a comfortable life over him, the betrayal changes him completely. Years later, working as a bartender, he crosses paths with Seo Eun-gi, a guarded chaebol heiress being groomed to run her father's company.
Do Do-hee is a proud but well-organized heiress to a conglomerate, and Jeong Gu-won is a cold, carefree demon who has temporarily lost his powers. After a fateful encounter, the two agree to a contract marriage so that each can help the other.
Eun Ha-won is a cheerful high school senior who hopes to become a teacher. After her mother dies, her cruel stepmother takes her college money, forcing Ha-won into part-time jobs. Then a wealthy chairman persuades her to move into his mansion alongside his three grandsons, who stand to inherit his fortune.
Hong Seol is a hard-working scholarship student whose university life is shaped by Yoo Jung, a rich, popular senior and heir to Taerang Group. He seems kind to everyone, but Seol senses a manipulative side. When she returns to school after a break, he is suddenly warm to her and asks her out, and the two begin an awkward relationship.
Yoon Hyun-woo is a loyal senior employee of the chaebol Soonyang Group until a member of the owning family betrays and kills him to hide a tax evasion scheme. He then wakes up in 1987 in the body of Jin Do-jun, the family's youngest grandson, and starts plotting revenge by aiming to seize control of the company.
Mo Seok-hee, the only daughter of the MC Group chaebol, was sent to America as a teenager after her mother was murdered. Fifteen years later she returns to Korea when her grandfather falls into a coma, and after a prickly first meeting she hires Heo Yoon-do, an honest neighborhood lawyer with no real office.
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.
Yang Eun-bi, a student in her mid-twenties, is studying for the civil service exam so she can become a high school teacher. She runs into Cha Chi-soo, the arrogant heir to Korea's biggest food company, and likes him until she learns he is just a high school senior. Then she discovers her late father has left his ramen shop to a stranger, Choi Kang-hyuk.
Kang Hye-na, the only heir of the Kang-san Group, lives like a princess in her grand home, surrounded by servants. Spoiled and selfish after growing up without a warm family, she crashes into the flower truck of Dong-chan and refuses to say sorry. Soon he shows up at her home as the new household manager, and she does everything to drive him out.
Choi Michaela, an aspiring musical actress, can see how much time people have left to live. On her way to an audition, a minor car accident brings her face to face with Lee Do-ha, a chaebol heir who heads MK Entertainment's cultural foundation. Finding that her own life clock stops whenever he is near, she resolves to keep him close.
Cha Jin-wook, the playful son of a company chairman, and Lee Yoo-mi share one unexpected night at a seaside resort, but she vanishes the next morning and leaves him confused and hurt. Three years later, they meet again when Yoo-mi becomes the nutritionist at the company cafeteria where Jin-wook now works, and old feelings and misunderstandings come rushing back.
In a 21st-century country still ruled as a constitutional monarchy, wealthy heiress Seong Hui-ju wants to escape the stigma of being born outside marriage to a commoner. She proposes a marriage contract to Grand Prince I-an, who is under pressure from the Queen Dowager to wed and quiet rumors that he wants the throne. Their union quickly meets fierce resistance.
Byun Hyuk is the carefree second son of the Gangsu Group chairman, while his old friend Kwon Jae-hoon works for the company cleaning up Hyuk's messes and resents him. Street-smart Baek Joon juggles part-time jobs and has a crush on the cold Jae-hoon. When she first meets Hyuk, he is wearing a custodian's uniform, and she takes him for an ordinary worker.
Kim Mi-young is a law firm secretary nicknamed "Post-It" because she can never refuse the dull tasks coworkers push onto her. One night, after both unknowingly drink something drugged, a hotel room mix-up leaves her with Lee Gun, heir to his family's large company. When she becomes pregnant, the two near-strangers marry after only a few days.
Kang Young-gul has nothing to his name and runs a clothing stall at Dongdaemun Market, never having had real dreams for his future. That changes when he meets Lee Ga-young, an orphan with a natural gift for design, who wins a scholarship to a fashion school in New York.
Kang Pil-joo is admired inside the Cheong-A Group, where he has loyally served the founding family since his teens while hiding his true identity as part of a plan to avenge his own family. His scheme involves getting Na Mo-hyun to fall for the group's young heir, Jang Boo-cheon, but he finds himself drawn to her free spirit instead.
Aspiring fashion designer Han Se-kyung has always believed hard work is her strength. But after her father's bakery closes, her boyfriend runs off with her savings, and her new job turns out to mean serving her old high school rival, she gives up on effort and sets out to marry into wealthy Cheongdam-dong instead.
Yoon Ma-ri is trapped in an unhappy marriage to Kang In-wook, a possessive, abusive husband from a chaebol family. When kind plastic surgeon Seo Jung-won sees what she is going through, he operates on her face so she can start over with a brand-new identity.
Gun-wook loses everything in a single night when the wealthy Hong family takes him in as President Hong's illegitimate son, then throws him onto the streets once they realize they were wrong. Years later he returns to bring down the Hongs and their Haeshin corporation piece by piece, using the family's children as pawns, until he meets the sharp and ambitious Jae-in.
Seo Dong-ju is the secretive corporate secretary to Chairman Cha Kang-cheon at Daesan Group. After being betrayed by the woman he loves and surviving an attempt on his life, he hacks into a huge political slush fund worth two trillion won, setting off a dangerous struggle over the hidden money.
In a modern Korea where gisaeng, traditional entertainers skilled in dance, music and poetry, still exist, Dan Sa-ran is a proud, graceful classical dance student from a humble home. Her talent and beauty win her a place at Buyonggak, the country's only traditional gisaeng house for VIP guests. There she catches the eye of Ah Da-mo, a cocky chaebol heir who usually ignores women.
Three people driven by greed fight their way toward wealth and power. Seo Yi-kyung is a cold, ambitious woman who will do anything to get ahead; Park Gun-woo is a warm, principled company heir she betrayed twelve years ago; and Lee Se-jin, orphaned young and raised poor, is desperate to escape her life.
Born into a poor family, Oh Wan-soo becomes a world-class golfer and marries Kim Yong-kook, heir to the Hwain Group, partly to pay off her mother's debts, then learns of his affair. Over a decade later, as a goodwill ambassador in Manila, she narrowly survives a terrorist attack thanks to Seo Do-yoon, who then becomes her bodyguard.
Lee Soo-jung, an orphan guiding tourists in Bali, struggles to get by and dreams of a rich man rescuing her. Her path crosses with Jung Jae-min, the careless playboy heir of a wealthy group, his fiancée Choi Young-joo, and Young-joo's former boyfriend, the hardworking but guarded Kang In-wook.
Cha Seok-hoon, a hardworking man from a poor rural family, shares a loving marriage with his wife Hong-joo until a failed business leaves him buried in debt. On a trip to Hong Kong, they meet Yoo Se-young, a cool, work-driven hotel heiress, who offers to pay off his debts in exchange for three days with him.
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.
Abandoned by her boyfriend after their baby is born, a desperate Lee Soo-jung gives her daughter up for adoption and moves to the United States, renaming herself Rena Jung. Twenty years later she returns to Korea as a glamorous celebrity chef willing to fake credentials and use people to get ahead. Her goal is a loveless match with Park Min-joon, the cold eldest son of TNC Group's chairman.
Kim Do-hyun, a bright man from a modest background, is the top student at one of the country's best law schools. While job hunting, he is hired as an attorney for a wealthy family whose real fortune may be far larger than anyone imagined, and an offer he cannot turn down upends his hopes for a quiet life with his girlfriend.
A poor female bodyguard who dreams of having a room to call her own agrees to a contract marriage with a gravely ill chaebol chairman. For three months, she must take on a new identity and stay alive while dodging the people plotting to grab her huge inheritance.
A brilliant, athletic heir to a wealthy conglomerate secretly leads a double life as a detective. The story revolves around him and a poor but cheerful woman who was born with extraordinary eyesight and hides her gift behind a pair of thick glasses.
In a world where those who are wronged are often painted as the wrongdoers, one woman takes a desperate stand. Fighting in the name of her only daughter, she sets out to take revenge on a powerful chaebol family.
