56 titles, most popular first
Lee Yoo-chan is a genius programmer and CEO of the IT company Next In who cannot recognize faces, including that of his first love. At a recruiting event he picks on Kim Bo-ra, a job-seeking college student with an incredible memory, but she stands up to him, and her claim to share his first love's name unsettles him.
Cha Sang-doo and Chae Eun-hwan grow up as best friends with secret crushes on each other, until a fight over her family's seized record player sends him to prison. Years later, raising a sick daughter and working as a gigolo to pay her bills, he runs into Eun-hwan, now a high school math teacher, and goes back to school to win her heart.
Yeon Tae-seo and Mo Eun-ah fall in love one summer ahead of their final school year, but college plans and changing priorities pull them apart. Ten years later, they cross paths again in Seoul, and feelings they thought were gone begin to stir.
Kang Dong-seok escaped poverty to become a brilliant but arrogant, short-tempered prosecutor, cut off from his family. After 15 years away, he is transferred back to his hometown, where he must face his misfit siblings and his first love Cha Hae-won, and rediscover the warmth of family and neighbors.
This playful twist on the folktale of Kongji and Patzzi paints the hot-tempered heroine as kind at heart and her sweet-seeming rival as a schemer. Song-yee has liked Hyun-sung since elementary school, but when he chooses gentle Hee-won over her, a rivalry begins that follows them into adulthood.
Childhood sweethearts Han Dong-joo and Lee Da-ji married at 19 after fighting for their parents' approval, only to divorce six months later. Six years on, they meet by chance at a horse auction in Australia, and when Dong-joo, a tycoon's grandson, heads to Jeju Island to build a resort, he ends up living with his ex-wife, now a horse vet.
Dong-joo and Gi-tae, both left behind by their parents, grow up as best friends in an orphanage. When Ji-soo arrives after a family tragedy, both boys fall for her, and in a church the three share a promise that each boy will look after her if the other is not there. Then an accident at a river tears Dong-joo away from them.
Jeong Hee-wan, 24, has been living shut away from the world with no will to go on. Then her childhood friend and first love, Kim Ram-woo, appears before her as a grim reaper and tells her she has only one week left to live.
