20 titles, most popular first
Han Ji-eun, an aspiring writer, lives in Full House, the home her late father built. Tricked by her best friends into a supposedly free vacation, she comes back to find they have sold the house to famous actor Lee Young-jae, whom she met on the plane. Determined to win it back, she agrees to live there as his maid.
Joo Yoo-rin, from Jeju Island, has become a skilled liar and grifter thanks to her gambling father's debts. When Seol Gong-chan, sole heir to a hotel fortune, needs someone to pose as his dying grandfather's long-lost granddaughter, he hires Yoo-rin for a monthly salary and a bonus, and she reluctantly takes the job.
Kim Sam-soon is a loud, gifted pastry chef nearing thirty who hates her old-fashioned name. On Christmas Eve she is dumped by her cheating boyfriend and loses her job. Hyun Jin-heon, owner of a fancy French restaurant, hires her, and when she needs money to save her mother's house, he offers it if she will pose as his girlfriend.
Nam Se-hee is a socially awkward IT worker who owns a home, and Yoon Ji-ho is a struggling writer with nowhere to live. They sign a two-year marriage contract to share the house as landlord and tenant. Family pressure, social expectations and old wounds keep getting in the way of their tidy arrangement.
Sung Deok-mi is a skilled chief curator at Cheum Museum of Art who secretly runs a famous fansite for idol Cha Shi-an. Her new boss is Ryan Gold, an aloof former artist who becomes the museum's art director. When false rumours say she is dating the idol, Ryan suggests they pretend to be a couple to keep angry fans away.
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.
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.
Wi Mae-ri is a stubborn young woman who has never dated and works odd jobs after pausing college for lack of money. When her debt-ridden father pushes her to marry his rich friend's son, Byun Jung-in, she claims she is already married to musician Kang Mu-gyul. Her father then makes a deal: after 100 days with both men, she can choose.
The series centers on an unusual line of work: a "single life helper," someone hired to pose as a husband or wife for unmarried clients who need a partner at couples' get-togethers, reunions and similar events. It explores the curious situations that arise when a relationship is part of a paid arrangement.
At 42, Kwon Yul is South Korea's youngest-ever prime minister, admired for his integrity and raising three children alone since his wife's death. Behind the flawless image, he has almost no parenting skills. Nam Da-jung, a tabloid reporter supporting her sick father, chases him for a big scoop, and the two end up in a contract marriage.
Wealthy plastic surgeon Gong Gi-tae wants nothing to do with marriage, while shop clerk Joo Jang-mi dreams of little else. To stop his parents' endless stream of blind dates, Gi-tae brings Jang-mi home as his pretend girlfriend, confident they will never approve of her.
An unmarried woman who is expecting a baby and a single man enter into a fake relationship contract. From there, their story unfolds through romance, pregnancy, childbirth and the everyday work of bringing up a child.
Top actress Han Ji-soo is in a car crash while her secret boyfriend, the son of a famous politician, is driving. To protect him, she pulls Gu Dong-baek, a humble post office clerk and big fan, into the car to pretend he was at the wheel. To keep nosy photographers away, the two then agree to a six-month contract marriage.
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.
A man and a woman agree to pose as newlyweds in a 90-day fake marriage, all for a shot at winning a luxury home meant for newly married couples. To claim the grand prize, the two strangers have to keep up the act together.
The proud, traditional Ha family and the newly rich Lee family, who made their money through loan sharking, could hardly be more different. Ha Dan-ah, the Ha family's dutiful youngest granddaughter, still can't move on after losing her husband young, and she keeps clashing with Lee Kang-suk, a ruthless businessman, until a strange turn of events pulls them into a pretend relationship.
Cha Woo-hyun, a doctor with no interest in romance, gets caught up in a scandal with top actress Yoon Yoo-jung for reasons neither of them can explain. To serve their own separate goals, the two sign a contract agreeing to pretend they are in love.
Han Seung-joo, unmarried and in her mid-thirties, is a capable TV producer who is hopeless at housework and tired of society's prejudice against unmarried women. On a documentary shoot up in the mountains, she meets Oh Jak-doo and agrees to a contract marriage with him, simply to gain the standing of a married woman.
Three sisters each face their own struggles with love and family. Eldest Ji-won is married to a controlling dentist, middle sister Mi-won lives with the college boyfriend she ran off with, and youngest Hye-won, who puts her career first, gives in to family pressure and agrees to a contract marriage with her coworker Jae-ha.
Oh Dal-ja is a 33-year-old managing director at a home shopping network who longs for real romance and feels pressure to marry. After her flirty coworker Shin Se-do drops her for the channel's stylish host, she pays Kang Tae-bong, a man six years younger, to pose as her boyfriend for three months.
