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Kim Shin, a Goryeo-era general falsely branded a traitor and put to death, is cursed to live on as an immortal goblin, watching everyone he loves die. Only his destined bride can pull out the sword lodged in his body and end his life. Cheerful high schooler Ji Eun-tak, who can see ghosts, summons him by chance, just as he ends up sharing his home with a Grim Reaper.
A young Buddhist apprentice lives with his master in a small monastery floating on a lake deep in the forested mountains. Told across five seasons spread over many years, the film follows the boy's life of prayer and quiet routine as he grows from childhood toward old age.
Tae-suk is a loner who rides around on his motorbike, slipping into homes whose owners are away, where he quietly washes clothes and fixes broken things. In one large house, he is watched by Sun-hwa, a former model mistreated by her husband. After seeing the husband's cruelty firsthand, Tae-suk leaves with her, and the two begin a wordless bond.
Joon-sang, a gifted but withdrawn student who feels unloved by everyone around him, moves to the small city of Chuncheon. After his classmate Yoo-jin dozes off against his shoulder on the bus one morning, the two grow close and a tender first love begins.
Cha Yu-ri has been a ghost for five years since dying in an accident. Through a reincarnation project, she is given a chance to become human again if she can reclaim her place in life within 49 days, but her husband Gang-hwa has since remarried, forcing her to weigh her own happiness against his.
When two North Korean soldiers are shot dead at a guard post inside the Joint Security Area, wounded South Korean sergeant Lee Soo-hyeok escapes back across the border. To calm rising tensions, Swiss Army Major Sophie E. Jean is sent by a neutral commission to investigate, and she soon notices that the stories from both sides do not add up.
Born into slavery in Joseon, Eugene Choi escapes to the United States as a boy, grows up in New York and becomes a Marine officer. Returning to Korea as a captain with the US legation, he meets Go Ae-shin, a nobleman's granddaughter who is secretly a sniper fighting for her country, and falls for her despite the gulf between their worlds.
In 2000, fire captain Ki Ho-sang is killed in an explosion at a factory, and a ratings-hungry reporter wrongly paints him as responsible for his men's deaths, turning his family into outcasts. His young son Ha-myung is taken in on an island by kind Choi Gong-pil, who mistakes him for his own son, and there he meets Choi In-ha, a girl who hiccups whenever she lies.
In 1997, Yong-gu, a man with a developmental disability, lives happily with his six-year-old daughter Ye-sung and promises to buy her a Sailor Moon backpack. After a tragic accident involving a police commissioner's young daughter, he is wrongly arrested for her death and sent to prison, where his cellmates at first look down on him.
In 1980, Kim Man-seob is a widowed taxi driver in Seoul, raising his child alone and buried in debt. When he overhears another driver boasting about a well-paid fare to Gwangju, he grabs the job for himself. His passenger is Peter, a German journalist hoping to report on the growing unrest there, which Man-seob knows nothing about.
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.
Shin Joon-young and Noh Eul were high school classmates who drifted apart after a troubled relationship. Years later, he is a top actor and singer, and she is a documentary producer who grew up struggling after losing her father. When Noh Eul is assigned to make a documentary about him, she promises to win his consent, and the two are thrown back together.
Born on Jeju in 1951, Ae-sun is a poor girl who dreams of becoming a poet, and Gwan-sik is the young man who adores her. Told through the eyes of their daughter, Yang Geum-myeong, the drama follows the adventures and many hardships that fill their lives.
As a toddler, Yoon Joon-suh accidentally knocks over the name cards on two newborns' cribs in a hospital nursery, and a nurse puts them back on the wrong babies. Years later, his sister Eun-suh is the most popular girl in her class, while her smart but overlooked classmate Choi Shin-ae grows jealous of her.
Sang-hyeon and his friend Dong-soo secretly take babies left in a church's baby box and sell them to adoptive parents on the black market. When So-young comes back for her newborn son, she decides to join them on a road trip to find a family for him, while two detectives follow their trail.
Han Jung-suh and Cha Song-joo are childhood friends whose close bond grows into love. When Jung-suh's father remarries, her new stepmother, an actress, and stepsister Yoo-ri make her life miserable, and Song-joo leaves to study in America without her.
Three resistance fighters from the 1930s, when Korea was under Japanese rule, are reborn in the present day as a best-selling author stuck in a slump, a devoted fan, and a ghostwriter. As the three cross paths, the unresolved truth of their shared past starts to catch up with them.
Choi Ung and Kook Yeon-soo broke up years ago, promising never to see each other again. But when the documentary they filmed together in high school ten years earlier goes viral, a producer friend pushes the former couple back in front of the cameras, stirring up complicated feelings.
Su-jin, a 27-year-old fashion designer and the daughter of a construction company CEO, is heartbroken after being rejected by a married colleague. A brief mix-up with a tall stranger at a convenience store leads to a chance reunion, and she is drawn to Chul-soo, a man from a very different background.
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.
Cha Moo-hyuk, abandoned as a child and mistreated by his adoptive parents, survives by scamming tourists in Australia. After an accident leaves a bullet in his head and little time to live, he returns to Korea to find his birth mother, a famous actress. Feeling betrayed, he plots revenge by working for her son, singer Choi Yoon, and meets Yoon's devoted friend Song Eun-chae.
Cheerful Shin Ji-hyun seems to have it all: loving, wealthy parents, loyal best friends and a wedding just weeks away. When a car accident leaves her in a coma, a soul guide called the Scheduler gives her one chance to live again. Within 49 days, she must collect three tears cried purely out of love by people who are not her family.
In present-day Seoul, architect Lee Seung-min is caught off guard when Yang Seo-yeon, a woman he knew in college years ago, asks him to build her a new house where her old family home stands on Jeju Island. As they work together, he is pulled back into memories of the early 1990s, when they first met in an architecture class.
Eun-jo has learned to trust no one after being hauled through one unstable household after another by her manipulative, money-hungry mother. When her mother lands Dae-sung, the quiet owner of an old rice wine brewery, Eun-jo moves into his big home, where he and his sweet, spoiled daughter Hyo-sun greet her with a kindness she can't bear.
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.
When Eun-joo moves out of a seaside house called Il Mare, she leaves a Christmas card in its mailbox for the next tenant. Sung-hyun, an architecture student and the house's very first resident, finds the card dated two years in the future. Writing back and forth, the two realize the mailbox links them across time.
In the 1970s, shy university students Seo In-ha and Kim Yoon-hee fall for each other at first sight, though both hesitate to speak their feelings. Decades later, In-ha's son Seo Joon, a photographer, crosses paths with Yoon-hee's lively daughter Jung Ha-na, and the two bicker even as they are drawn together.
Young-hee is an actress who leaves Seoul after a very public affair with a married film director. She spends time in Hamburg with her older friend Jee-young, wandering markets, parks and bookshops, and later returns to the Korean coastal city of Gangneung, where she meets old friends over dinner and drinks.
This story follows four generations of a Korean family from 1915 to 1989. In 1931, Sunja leaves her family in Japanese-ruled Korea to start a new life in the Koreatown of Osaka, where Korean immigrants face hard living conditions and discrimination.
After her husband dies in a car accident, Lee Shin-ae moves with her young son Jun to Miryang, her late husband's hometown, hoping for a fresh start. When her car breaks down on the way in, local mechanic Kim Jong-chan comes to her aid, and he keeps helping out as she opens a piano school and settles into the town.
A woman who runs a side-dish shop is pulled into the fierce world of college entrance exams as her daughter prepares for them. Along the way, her life becomes tangled up with a star instructor at a private cram school, and an unexpected relationship begins to form between them.
A new app called Love Alarm tells its users when someone within ten meters has feelings for them, changing how everyone falls in love. Cheerful high schooler Kim Jo-jo finds herself caught between two boys: Hwang Sun-oh, a handsome model, and Lee Hye-yeong, who is fun and outgoing.
Lee Hyun-wook, CEO of an agency that trains idols, cannot move on from losing his ex-girlfriend in an accident he saw with his own eyes three years ago. Her younger sister Yoon Se-na moves to Seoul to chase a career writing music, and Hyun-wook steps in to help her as the two begin to heal through music.
During the 1950 Hungnam evacuation of the Korean War, young Deok-soo is separated from his little sister, and his father stays behind to search for her. Before they part, his father makes Deok-soo promise to look after the family, and the boy flees to Busan with his mother and siblings to start over.
Ham Cheon-soo, an art-house filmmaker, comes to Suwon a day early for a screening of his work. Wandering the city with time to kill, he meets Yoon Hee-jung, a former model who now paints, and the two spend the day together over coffee, sushi and soju.
Yoo Min-woo loses his first love, Seo Eun-hye, in a car accident, and her parents quietly donate her organs. Shim Hye-won, who has lived with a serious heart condition since childhood, receives Eun-hye's heart. After Min-woo returns from studying in Italy, he meets Hye-won, who is engaged to Park Jung-jae, and her heart races strangely whenever he is near.
Oh Soo is a high-stakes gambler, an orphan still heartbroken over his first love. Oh Young is a lonely heiress who cannot see and has lost her parents, and she has an older brother she has been estranged from for years. Hoping to claim her fortune, Oh Soo pretends to be that long-lost brother.
On his eighteenth birthday, Woo-jin wakes up in a stranger's body, and from then on he becomes someone new every morning: old or young, man or woman, sometimes a foreigner. Now a furniture designer who works from home to protect his secret, he falls for Yi-soo, a woman at a furniture store, and tries to find a way to ask her out.
Yoo So-joon, who runs a real estate firm, can travel through time using the subway. After glimpsing his own death in the future, he marries Song Ma-rin, an amateur photographer, hoping that being with her will help him escape that fate.
A former boxer has shut himself off from the world and lives a guarded, lonely life. He meets a cheerful telemarketer who keeps her bright spirit even though her eyesight is slowly fading, and a tender romance begins to grow between them.
Hwang Jini is the illegitimate daughter of a nobleman and a blind gisaeng, a performer who entertains the elite of Joseon. Her mother sends her to a mountain temple to spare her that life, but young Jini slips away, is captivated by a gisaeng performance, and begins training to become an entertainer herself.
Julian has lived off money from wealthy female clients, but a rushed business expansion leaves him with crushing debts and one month to pay or die. His only way out is to pose as the long-lost brother of Min, a cold, blind heiress, and get his hands on her fortune.
After his father dies suddenly, Geu-ru, who has Asperger syndrome, meets his uncle Sang-gu, a former convict, for the first time. Named as Geu-ru's guardian, Sang-gu joins him in running the family's trauma cleaning business, where clearing out the belongings of the dead reveals the stories they left behind. Sang-gu also struggles with his troubled history with Geu-ru's father.
Lee Ji-an is a young woman weighed down by debt, working a temporary job while looking after her sick grandmother. She crosses paths with Park Dong-hoon, a man quietly carrying his own wounds from betrayal, unfair treatment at work and family pressures. Slowly, the two form a bond that brings them comfort and understanding.
Yoo Na-bi is a heartbroken young woman who has stopped believing in love. Park Jae-eon is a charming flirt who avoids commitment. Both wary after past relationships, they find themselves drawn to each other, and a hesitant, uncertain romance starts between them.
Ban Ji-eum has been reborn again and again for almost a thousand years and remembers every one of her past lives. When her eighteenth life ends early in an accident, she decides to use her nineteenth to find the man she knew in her previous life.
Yoon Jae-ha is a gifted pianist from a wealthy family, though his early years with a con-artist father were miserable. Seo Eun-young, who once lived happily with her mother on Chungsan Island, now makes accessories and sells them on the street. When she wins a contest and travels to Austria, she meets Jae-ha and his friends Phillip and Song Yi-na, and the two clash at first.
Two strangers first get to know each other online, and when they finally meet in person, a romance quickly starts to grow. But as each of them chooses a different career path, the pair are pulled apart, and their feelings are put to the test over time.
