31 titles, most popular first
Boo Yong-joo was once a top surgeon at a leading Seoul hospital until a traumatic incident led him to vanish and take the name Kim Sa-bu. Now working at Doldam, a small hospital in Gangwon Province, he mentors young doctors Kang Dong-joo and Yoon Seo-jeong, teaching them to put patients ahead of power and money.
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.
Yoo Hye-jung is a headstrong, tough high school girl who keeps everyone at a distance because of painful childhood wounds. Meeting her mentor Hong Ji-hong begins to change her life, until a report about their close relationship pulls them apart. Thirteen years later, the two meet again, now that Hye-jung has become a successful doctor.
Lee Yeon-seo, a gifted ballerina whose family runs a ballet company, is left blind after an accident on stage and turns bitter and harsh toward everyone around her. Dan, a cheerful, trouble-prone angel who wants to return to heaven, is given what seems an impossible task: helping her find true love.
After years of being bullied over her looks, Kang Mi-rae has plastic surgery before starting university. Her new face doesn't bring the fresh start she hoped for, as some classmates mock her as a surgery-made beauty. While trying to rebuild her self-esteem, she gets to know Do Kyung-seok, an old classmate from middle school who is cold to everyone except his sister.
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.
Jung Da-eun is a skilled nurse in the psychiatry department at Myungshin University Hospital. The series follows her days on the ward and the bonds she forms with the patients in her care, each of whom is facing struggles of their own.
Jang Jae-yeol is a playful, slightly arrogant mystery novelist and radio DJ who lives with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Ji Hae-soo is a driven first-year psychiatry fellow who cares deeply for her patients but is wary of love. When the two meet, their strong personalities clash at every turn.
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.
Weol-ju is a short-tempered woman who runs a mysterious street-side drinking tent, where she and former afterlife detective Chief Gwi enter customers' dreams to help solve their troubles. She hires gentle part-timer Han Kang-bae, whose touch makes people spill their worries, which is handy since she has 100,000 souls' grudges to resolve.
Lee Jung-hoon is a news anchor with hyperthymesia, a condition that lets him recall almost every moment of his life. Yeo Ha-jin is a top actress who has lost the memory of her painful past and lives however she likes. Their love story brings together a man who can't forget and a woman who already has.
Seven-year-old Sang-woo, a spoiled city boy, is left with his elderly grandmother in a remote village while his mother looks for work in Seoul. She cannot speak and walks bent over with a cane, and her home has no electricity or running water, so he treats her rudely while she patiently tries to care for him.
Song Eun-jae is a brilliant surgeon who, instead of a top hospital, ends up on a ship that sails between small islands bringing care to rural villagers. Cold toward her stubborn elderly patients, she works alongside Kwak Hyun, a warm young doctor who heals with kindness as much as medicine.
Arrogant surgeon Min Gi-seo is shaken when his girlfriend dies after confessing that, years earlier, a mistake she made gave a little girl HIV. Seeking to make amends, he finds the child, eight-year-old Bom, living happily on Pureun Island with her hardworking single mother Young-shin and her forgetful great-grandfather.
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.
Choi Joon-woong is a young job seeker who can't land a job. After an accident, he meets the grim reapers Koo Ryeon and Lim Ryung-gu, whose task is to stop people from taking their own lives, and he joins them as the youngest contract worker on their crisis management team.
Joo Hong-bin is a rich man with a thorny temper who discovers a strange power: whenever he feels anger or emotional pain, knives burst out of his body. His life becomes entangled with Son Se-dong, a warmhearted young woman, and she begins to soften his wounded heart.
Seo Mok-ha is a girl who dreams of becoming a singing star. On her way to an audition in Seoul, an accident leaves her stranded on a deserted island, and she is not found for 15 years. Back home, she struggles to fit into a changed world while still holding on to her dream.
Seol-chan, a member of the hugely popular K-pop boy band Men in Black, sees his reputation crash after a video of him pushing an obsessive fan goes viral. To limit the damage, his agency sends him to quietly attend high school for a while, where he meets Se-yi, a talented, unusual girl who has just transferred in from New Zealand.
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.
Park Bok-nyeo is a mysterious, expressionless housekeeper rumored to do anything she is told. Her new job is caring for a recently widowed father and his four troubled children, who are all struggling after their mother's sudden death.
Film director Choi Seung-hee loses his fiancée Hye-su in a car crash just after proposing, and spends three years shut away in grief. When he finally tries to return to work, he spots a young woman who looks exactly like her and follows her to a remote country village, where the poor but enterprising Kim Bok-shil offers him a room.
Announcer Joo Eun-ho carries a deep emotional wound that leads her to develop a new personality. Her ex-boyfriend, Jung Hyun-oh, has his own pain too, but he keeps it locked tightly away. This romance follows two hurting people and the scars they each carry.
A former taekwondo athlete, banned for life from the national team, reinvents himself as a mental coach. He helps struggling players climb out of slumps and supports athletes who have retired, all while standing up to a sports world where only winners seem to count.
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.
Go Eun-ho, a doctor from Seoul, travels to Biyang Island to see his father's old mentor. There he meets Seo Jung-eun, a quiet, mysterious woman whose past trauma has been so heavy that she no longer speaks. Moved by her, Eun-ho sets out to help her find a way past the pain she carries.
