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Lim Ju-kyung has been bullied over her looks since childhood and transfers to a new school to start over. Having mastered makeup, she changes her appearance so completely that her new classmates think she is a natural beauty and call her a "goddess." There she crosses paths with cold, wealthy Lee Su-ho and rebellious Han Seo-jun.
Geum Jan-di, a dry cleaner's daughter, ends up on a scholarship at Shinhwa High, an elite school for rich kids ruled by a clique called F4. Its leader is Gu Jun-pyo, heir to the Shinhwa Group. When Jan-di refuses to bow to F4's bullying and stands up to Jun-pyo, she becomes their target, while growing close to quiet member Yoon Ji-hoo.
Kim Tan, heir to the Jeguk Group, has been sent off to the United States by a half-brother who wants the family business. There he meets Cha Eun-sang, a girl searching for her sister, and falls for her despite his engagement to fellow heiress Yoo Rachel. Back in Korea, at a high school for the very rich, his former best friend Choi Young-do starts targeting Eun-sang.
Born into slavery in Joseon, Eugene Choi escapes to the United States as a boy, grows up in New York and becomes a Marine officer. Returning to Korea as a captain with the US legation, he meets Go Ae-shin, a nobleman's granddaughter who is secretly a sniper fighting for her country, and falls for her despite the gulf between their worlds.
Ki Seung-nyang is a woman born in Goryeo who climbs to power despite the rigid class system of her time. Her story weaves together her political ambitions and her bonds with two men: Wang Yoo, her first love, and Toghon Temür, emperor of the Yuan dynasty.
In a made-up Joseon era, Crown Prince Lee Hwon falls in love with Heo Yeon-woo, a bright girl whose father is a palace scholar, while his older half-brother, Prince Yangmyung, loves her too. But the scheming Queen Dowager wants her own relative to become Crown Princess, and dangerous palace plots soon threaten Yeon-woo and the young prince.
Ko Mi-nyeo grew up in an orphanage with her twin brother Mi-nam and is training to become a nun. When Mi-nam wins a spot in the band A.N.Jell but must go to the United States to fix a botched plastic surgery, his manager begs Mi-nyeo to pose as her brother for a month. She agrees, hoping fame will help the twins find their mother.
In a modern-day Korea where the monarchy still exists, Crown Prince Lee Shin must marry quickly when the Emperor falls seriously ill. His bride is Chae-kyeong, an ordinary girl chosen through a promise their grandfathers made long ago, even though Shin has feelings for a ballerina named Hyo-rin. The two start out indifferent, and Chae-kyeong struggles with strict palace life.
Kim Hyun-jun and Jin Sa-woo, best friends as close as brothers, serve together in an elite army special forces unit until they are recruited into the NSS, a secret South Korean black-ops agency. Both fall for Choi Seung-hee, the agent who quietly scouted them, as they begin a dangerous new life in espionage.
Han Jung-suh and Cha Song-joo are childhood friends whose close bond grows into love. When Jung-suh's father remarries, her new stepmother, an actress, and stepsister Yoo-ri make her life miserable, and Song-joo leaves to study in America without her.
Go Dok-mi is a shy freelance copy editor who rarely leaves her apartment, spending her mornings secretly watching her neighbor Han Tae-joon through binoculars. Webtoon artist Oh Jin-rak, who lives in her building, has quietly loved her for years, and her sheltered life is shaken up when Enrique Geum, a genius game developer, arrives from Spain.
Cha Moo-hyuk, abandoned as a child and mistreated by his adoptive parents, survives by scamming tourists in Australia. After an accident leaves a bullet in his head and little time to live, he returns to Korea to find his birth mother, a famous actress. Feeling betrayed, he plots revenge by working for her son, singer Choi Yoon, and meets Yoon's devoted friend Song Eun-chae.
Eun Ha-won is a cheerful high school senior who hopes to become a teacher. After her mother dies, her cruel stepmother takes her college money, forcing Ha-won into part-time jobs. Then a wealthy chairman persuades her to move into his mansion alongside his three grandsons, who stand to inherit his fortune.
Four forty-something men, close since the age of eighteen, juggle careers, romance and setbacks in Seoul. Confident playboy Kim Do-jin falls for Seo Yi-soo, only to learn she likes his friend Tae-san, while the others face their own tangled love lives and a teenager who claims one of them is his father.
A new app called Love Alarm tells its users when someone within ten meters has feelings for them, changing how everyone falls in love. Cheerful high schooler Kim Jo-jo finds herself caught between two boys: Hwang Sun-oh, a handsome model, and Lee Hye-yeong, who is fun and outgoing.
Yoo Min-woo loses his first love, Seo Eun-hye, in a car accident, and her parents quietly donate her organs. Shim Hye-won, who has lived with a serious heart condition since childhood, receives Eun-hye's heart. After Min-woo returns from studying in Italy, he meets Hye-won, who is engaged to Park Jung-jae, and her heart races strangely whenever he is near.
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.
In the present day, Ji-hye finds a box of her mother Joo-hee's old letters and diary, and through them discovers her mother's first love with Joon-ha during a summer in the countryside in 1968. Her mother's story unfolds alongside Ji-hye's own feelings for Sang-min, a fellow student involved in the school theater.
Brothers Chan-woo and Chan-hyuk live with their sister and father, a poor family farming in the countryside. Serious, hardworking Chan-woo and his older brother, who hopes to become an artist, both fall for the same girl, Hyo-kyung, who returns Chan-hyuk's feelings. Her gangster father strongly opposes her dating a penniless painter.
Yoon Jae-in is a hard-working nurse who grew up in an orphanage and cannot remember her past. Kim Young-kwang was once one of baseball's most promising hitters, but he has been sent down to the minors after clashing with his rival Seo In-woo, the league's rich, star player. When Young-kwang is injured, Jae-in saves him by giving him her blood.
After her father dies, orphan Lee Yun-hee goes to live with the family of his friend, where her stepmother and stepsister treat her with open hostility. She has a hidden gift for art, and her path soon crosses with two men: rising singer Kang Min-hee, whose wealthy father opposes his music career, and fashion designer Lee Joon-hee.
Du Ru-mi, a civil servant who dreams of playing violin in an orchestra, wins funding for a local orchestra, only to be scammed and left with a group of amateur volunteers. Kang Mae, a brilliant but feared conductor, tries to rescue the project, alongside Kang Gun-woo, a traffic officer with raw musical talent.
Weather caster Pyo Na-ri and news anchor Lee Hwa-shin work at the same broadcasting station and share a complicated history, since she once had feelings for him. When Na-ri meets Hwa-shin's close friend Go Jung-won, a wealthy and polite man, romantic tensions begin to stir among all three.
Kim Hyun-woo and Alex Hong are first-year students from South Korea at Harvard Law School, where Alex quickly becomes a demanding professor's favorite while Hyun-woo struggles to keep up. Both young men fall for Lee Soo-in, a Korean medical student in her third year, adding fuel to their rivalry.
Byun Hyuk is the carefree second son of the Gangsu Group chairman, while his old friend Kwon Jae-hoon works for the company cleaning up Hyuk's messes and resents him. Street-smart Baek Joon juggles part-time jobs and has a crush on the cold Jae-hoon. When she first meets Hyuk, he is wearing a custodian's uniform, and she takes him for an ordinary worker.
Jun-young and Hye-in, a blind girl, feel an instant bond when they meet young, but life pulls them apart when he goes to Seoul and she moves to America. Wrongly told that he has died, Hye-in builds a new life. Years later she returns to Seoul as a singer with her sight restored, engaged to her producer Gun-woo, whose composer friend turns out to be Jun-young.
Han Tae-yang is a hard-working young man determined to turn his tiny vegetable stand into a success. He hires a group of lost young men, including a lonely farmer, a former idol trainee, an awkward genius and a quiet homeless man, who become his staff and his friends. He also falls for Mok Ga-on, a woman who is hiding a secret.
Kang Young-gul has nothing to his name and runs a clothing stall at Dongdaemun Market, never having had real dreams for his future. That changes when he meets Lee Ga-young, an orphan with a natural gift for design, who wins a scholarship to a fashion school in New York.
Two royal princes become bitter rivals after falling for the same woman. Loosely inspired by the real lives of Grand Prince Anpyeong and King Sejo, the drama follows how their shared love turns them against each other in the Joseon court.
Shin Joo-yeon is a 33-year-old marketing director at a home shopping company who has grown tough at work and nearly given up on love. Two very different men enter her life: Joo Wan, a free-spirited songwriter she half-remembers looking after as a boy, and Kang Tae-yoon, her polished, workaholic senior and mentor.
Hong Ye-sool has a strange power: whenever she is kissed, she sees the future. After an accidental kiss with Cha Min-hoo, the man she works for, she glimpses a future the two of them will share. Things get even more complicated when Lee Pil-yo, her former boyfriend, walks back into her life.
Kang Tae-young, the daughter of a film director, is studying film in Paris to honour her father's wishes and works as a housekeeper for businessman Han Ki-joo to get by. After firing her, Ki-joo hires her back to pose as his fiancée and charm a business partner, and their glamorous fake dates leave them both unexpectedly drawn to each other.
College student Jin Sun-mi lives happily with her widowed father, with her best friend Kim Woo-jin always by her side. Her life changes when her father takes in Heo Young-mi, a poor, ambitious girl her age whose father died working for his company. Young-mi soon envies everything Sun-mi has, and the two become rivals chasing careers as TV news anchors.
Orphaned and raised by his gambler uncle, Kim In-ha spends his days with friends in the basement of a movie theater. He forms an unlikely friendship with Choi Jung-won, a straight-laced, wealthy boy whose family owns the theater, and both boys fall for Min Su-yeon, whose father runs the theater's projector.
Four young people who grow up together are swept up in Korea's upheaval, from the last days of Japanese rule to the split between North and South. Choi Woon-hyuk is a gifted son of poor miners, Kim Hae-kyung comes from a family of tenant farmers, Lee Dong-woo is heir to a powerful family, and Moon Suk-kyung is the only child of an influential pro-Japanese politician.
In the Goryeo dynasty, the ambitious young Crown Prince Wang Won shares a deep bond with his childhood friend Wang Rin. When the two meet a young woman named Eun San, the three quickly become close friends, but both young men soon find themselves falling for her.
Han Tae-sang is a cold, driven businessman who was once forced into gangster work for the very loan shark that ruined his family, and has fought his way to success. A routine collection job leads him to Seo Mi-do, the ambitious daughter of a modest bookstore owner who longs to escape her poor past, and he finds himself drawn to her.
Han Do-kyung, a calm professional who speaks five languages, leaves a job in Singapore to run operations at Incheon International Airport, still hurting from a rift with her pilot sister. Her composure is tested by Kim Ji-sung, a rule-breaking intelligence agent posted to the airport, while her childhood friend Ha-joon works in airport security.
Librarian Lee Jeong-in has been dating banker Kwon Gi-seok for four years. When she stops by a pharmacy for a hangover remedy and realizes she has forgotten her wallet, pharmacist Yoo Ji-ho, a single father, lets her pay later and even gives her taxi fare, and the chance meeting starts to change how both of them see love.
Park Ki-ja is the perfectionist, self-centered editor at Style magazine, with a sharp eye for fashion. Her ex-boyfriend Seo Woo-jin, now a chef with a popular restaurant, comes back to Korea and reenters her life, just as her overworked assistant Lee Seo-jung, who once dreamed of writing, starts falling for him.
Lee Ki-hoon is a sharp homicide detective married to Han Soo-hyun, a gentle cellist, while secretly carrying on an affair with jazz singer Choi Ga-hee, his wife's old schoolmate. His divided life grows more complicated when a murder case brings him face to face with Ji Kyung-hee, the prime suspect in her husband's death.
Inspired by the biblical tale of two brothers, the series follows Lee Cho-in, a brilliant doctor who seems to have everything. His older brother Seon-woo burns with jealousy, blaming Cho-in for taking away their father's love, the recognition he craved as a doctor and the woman he loves.
Na In-jung finds herself torn between two men: Kang Yong-ki, a cold, rebellious pop artist still hurting from losing his first love, and Lee Soo-hwan, a successful businessman married to Yong-ki's half-sister. Soo-hwan's real ambition is to take over the company run by Yong-ki's father.
Furniture designer Han Yeo-reum has spent a calm year dating Nam Ha-jin, a kind and gentle plastic surgeon. Her peaceful life is shaken when her confident ex-boyfriend Kang Tae-ha, now running an interior design company, suddenly returns. Working with him pushes her to look back at her past romances and ask what true love really is.
Seoul Hotel, a five-star hotel in the middle of a costly renovation, passes to its late owner's widow, Yoon Bong-sook, who has never run it, just as a rival firm starts buying up its shares. She sends employee Seo Jin-young to America to bring back Han Tae-jun, a former manager pushed out by a scandal, while the rival hires sharp Korean-American deal maker Frank Shin.
Chun Hae-joo grows up in deep poverty in Ulsan, unaware of the secrets surrounding her real parents. At school she grows close to Park Chang-hui, a butler's son facing his own hardships, and meets Kang San, the cheerful heir to a rival shipping group, against the backdrop of Korea's shipbuilding boom.
Mi-ran, a dance student, becomes the model, muse and lover of her womanizing sculpture professor, Jun-hyuk. Ten years later, Jun-hyuk is interviewed by art critic Min-woo, who once studied alongside Mi-ran, and the two men compare clashing memories of the woman who has since vanished.
Told in four chapters, this film follows film student Jung Ok-heui and the two men in her life: an older professor and a younger classmate who wants to direct. In the opening chapter, struggling short-film director Nam Jin-gu is nagged by his wife about his drinking and clashes with his former teacher.
