13 titles, most popular first
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.
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.
After a run of bad luck, cellist Mok Hae-won quits her job in Seoul and returns to Hyecheon, a town in Gangwon Province where she briefly lived as a teenager. There she reconnects with her old classmate and neighbor Im Eun-seob, who now runs a bookstore, and through the cold winter the two begin to find comfort in one another.
A young man with a troubled past, who has struggled his whole life, is sent to a hospice hospital to do community service. There he joins Team Genie, a group that grants the final wishes of hospice patients, and for the first time he begins to learn what it means to care for others.
In Sanpo, a quiet suburb on the edge of Seoul, three siblings endure long daily commutes into the city, while a mysterious stranger works for their father nearby. Each of them longs to break free from lives that feel stuck, weighed down by office politics, money worries and private secrets.
A tragic accident leaves an ambitious prosecutor paralyzed and with the mind of a child. Forced to start over, he and his mother set out on a journey to repair their strained relationship and find their way back to each other.
Lee Joong-ah was adopted by an Irish family as a child, and after losing them all to violence, she travels to Korea to search for her birth family. There she meets Kang Gook, a kind, lonely bodyguard who offers to help. She also crosses paths with Jae-bok, an aimless young man, and his warm-hearted girlfriend Si-yeon.
Goo Dae-young is stuck in a rut now that he is in his thirties. To recover, he sets out to revisit the dishes he loved in his twenties, joined by his old college classmate Lee Ji-woo, and over shared meals the two look back on memories from their past.
Sunwoo Hae spent a hard childhood working in the entertainment world and has since found calm as a novelist and florist. He crosses paths again with his first love, Sung Je-yeon, now an ambitious team leader at a company. Their reunion pushes both of them to face who they used to be and who they are now, amid their own personal and work struggles.
Two people who each lost someone they loved in a terrible building collapse try to go on with life as though the pain is gone. As their paths cross, they slowly grow closer. The story is inspired by the real 1995 collapse of Seoul's Sampoong Department Store.
Jung Deok-in left her job as a homicide detective after losing her only son. Now she runs a food stall outside his old school, watching over local children and her student customers to keep them safe from bullies and other dangers, while she searches for the truth about what happened to her son.
Lee Bom-yi was once terminally ill, but a heart transplant has given her a new lease on life, and she now treasures every single day. She meets Kang Dong-ha, the CEO of Hanuiron and a widowed father of two whose wife died in an accident, and she begins to fall for him.
