59 titles, most popular first
Lee Tae-young has grown hard and guarded after a childhood in a family that never loved him. The only person he can truly open up to is his stepsister Han Ji-min, but their love must face the schemes of his stepmother and a string of cruel turns of fate.
Yang Gook-hwa, a 19-year-old country girl from Yanbian, comes to Seoul to marry Hong Soon-goo, only to learn on arrival that he has just been killed in a car accident. Choosing to stay and build a new life while sending money home, she is taken in by his family, and soon clashes with Park Yoon-hoo, the icy, hot-tempered son of a telecom CEO.
Baek-ho and Dan-poong first meet during a food tasting at a mart and keep bumping into each other in silly situations. Then Baek-ho joins the marketing team at Bonjour Foods, where Dan-poong turns out to be his superior, and at first she finds his inexperience exasperating.
Eun Ah-ri-young is a successful TV drama writer still consumed by hatred for her father, who left the family for another woman. She carefully plots her revenge, writing a script drawn from his affair and casting his unsuspecting actress wife, Shim Soo-jung, as the blind mother, while scheming to win her half-sister's fiancé, Lee Joo-wang.
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.
Jin Pal-gang, 25, has worked at an insurance company for five years, spends more than she earns and dreams of marrying a perfect man. When her parents die, she suddenly becomes guardian to her five younger adopted siblings. Her coworker Won Kang-ha, a sharp company lawyer abandoned as a child, finds it hard to let anyone in.
Yoon Jung-sook is a lively eighteen-year-old schoolgirl whose family promised her at birth to Kwon Hyuk-joon, heir of another clan and a prosecutor ten years older. After falling for a mysterious stranger in traditional clothes, she finds herself a teenage bride trying to fit into her husband's tradition-bound household.
Seok-cheol is the eldest grandson in a family that has lived the gangster life for three generations. He struggles to hold on to and protect the things that matter most to him: his family, his job, and the woman he loves.
The widowed head of a kimchi factory comes up with a bold plan to marry off her four daughters. Her scheme is to have them live under the same roof with four eligible bachelors, hoping that sharing a home will lead to romance.
Eighteen-year-old Lee Ha-ru moves to Seoul to chase her figure skating dreams and reunites with her stepbrother Shin Hwal, whom she has not seen in years. She ends up moving into the bachelor pad Hwal shares with his two best friends from the ad agency, and their tangled love lives soon collide.
Lee Se-na, the pampered only child of a wealthy family, naively believes love can conquer anything. On an arranged date she falls for Han Seung-woo, an honest, frugal man from a poor family who struggles to read or show feelings. They marry quickly, before truly knowing each other, and must learn what being married really means.
