Drama

You can’t imagine how hard it is to live with your stepmom. She’s ten years older and always tells me Don’t Call Me Stepmom. I’m trying to keep my distance, but it’s not quite working out…

Right after graduating high school, Yewon falls headfirst into an affair with the charming but married Han Ju-eon.
She knows it’s wrong, but she doesn’t care. She’s in love.

“I want to hear you say it. Are you having an affair with that guy?”
“Fine! We’re having an affair. So what?”

Things start to spiral when their classmate Jeong Hwa-ik catches them in the act and makes her an offer of his own.
Whether out of spite, curiosity, or something darker, she agrees.

“Even if I sleep with someone else, you’re not going to leave your wife, are you?”

Jeongcheol has lost every aspect of his life; he’s a gambler, failed at nearly everything he’s tried, and has just signed his divorce after a ten-year marriage that he finally blew through. Before Jeongcheol could say something about how bad his luck is or while he’s trying to get control of his emotions – Ji Minyeong, the woman who ended his marriage, enters his life again. She appears just as he remembered her – the woman who once scared him, chased him, and was the most popular girl he ever loved. Ji Minyeong now stands in front of Jeongcheol – at this moment, she has not changed at all – except she stands an inch closer than she used to. Ji Minyeong leans into Jeongcheol and whispers in his ear:

Kim Dan, the physical therapist, faces challenging times financially: a sick grandmother, crippling debt from loan sharks, and having been blacklisted from working opportunities due to his former employer affecting his job search. He finally finds some promising work with an extremely well-known professional MMA fighter, Joo Jaekyung. In a bizarre twist, on the evening before Jaekyung’s next fight, he suddenly shows up at Dan’s office asking for a very different type of treatment and offering Dan $5,000. While Dan is apprehensive of Joo Jaekyung’s well-known violent temper inside and outside of the ring, he reluctantly agrees to help him break a “jinx”. Will one night change everything for Joo Jaekyung?

The scenery before the eldest son of the family head looked like it was from 500 years ago, during the Joseon Dynasty. “To go back, I have to be with a widow?!”

One day, a mysterious name card lands on HOON-SANG’s hand. The name card presents to him a new life in a new city, the haven of adultery, along with a significant sum of money in return for his physique. “You are a ‘gift’ to the VIPs. Make them unable to forget you, even if they try.”

Im Sei is visiting her mother’s friend for the very first time who also is, believe it or not, the Executive Director of a large department store and has just offered her a job tutoring her youngest son. After getting the address and going through the gate, Sei arrives at the front door and heads up to the second floor to meet this new student of hers; however, upon entering the room, she ends up accidentally walking in on the oldest brother, Tae Seungjoo, totally naked! After being labeled a pervert, and essentially “watched” for a year while she finished her job tutoring the youngest son, the mother offers Sei a position that she cannot refuse. “Sei, I would like for you to also keep an eye on Seungjoo for me.” “I’m sorry ma’am, but I believe your son may need a little help in the ‘crazy bastard’ department.”

Soohyeon has a quiet and simple life in the rural countryside, running a small general store and gardening to develop a simple, homey atmosphere, but her world is turned upside down at the news of a luxury hotel plan; this new hotel project is to be developed by Taeyeon, who appears to be the complete opposite of anything you’d expect a construction manager to look like; he appears to be an intimidating gangster boss type instead. After hearing that all of the grandmas in the village have warned Soohyeon not to engage with him at all, Soohyeon continues to be unafraid of him and doesn’t let his attempts at bribing Soohyeon with sweet treats affect him in any way; instead, she remains strong. Their personalities couldn’t be more different, and when an unexpected incident causes her biggest secret to come out, their personalities clash so much that they create an unanticipated mixture of sweetness, spiceness, and chaos that neither one anticipated.

In his tumultuous life, Seoyoon Moon has faced many adversities including his mother’s death, his father’s infidelity and giving up the only thing he loves—his piano—but one thing he is grateful for is Yeonjae Woo, his best friend. In an unexpected twist of fate, Seoyoon has developed feelings for Yeonjae’s best friend; however, Yeonjae currently has a girlfriend. However, Yeonjae likes to toy with their boundaries by crossing the line into something more than just friends.

The cover of Seoyoon’s Korean novel has the title “Sun Show”, which is it’s English title. (The cover does not have a Korean title; only the author’s name.)

“Despite having amnesia, Jin Gyu-Do is still Jin Gyu-Do, and how unfair is that? Trying to establish a new life, Jin Gyu-Do ultimately finds himself face-to-face with his former girlfriend Shin Dan-Bi at the new job he just began. Jin Gyu-Do is nervous and flustered, but Shin Dan-Bi is perfectly at ease. As a result of an accident, Shin Dan-Bi cannot remember any part of her past with Jin Gyu-Do.”

Little A travels to a rural farm to reunite with the uncle who raised him—only to find the place eerily silent and his uncle nowhere in sight. What awaits him is a chilling “bible” detailing how to care for the livestock… but something feels off.

Because on this farm, the “livestock” aren’t animals—they’re humans.

Now thrust into the role of acting farm manager, little A is forced to manage Mr. A’s Farm, a facility that produces livestock products using beast-like humans—creatures who think and act like people, but are bred for their byproducts.

Dark secrets plague the estate in the uncle’s absence. Little A must do all he can to keep the farm safe and sound…at least until his missing uncle, Mr.A, comes back.

After six years of life as an author, Yoon Seri hits a new hurdle: writer’s block. Determined to overcome it, she sets her sights on a new genre, R-rated literature, only to find that her lack of experience is holding her back. Her search for a sexual sensei leads her to Lee Siyoon, a man willing to show her the ropes in more ways than one. But after her first taste of sexual liberty, she finds she can’t stop thinking about it.

After unexpectedly reuniting with her childhood friend-turned-neighbor, Seri realizes there might be more than one way to break this writer’s block after all…

A 34-year-old man ends up marrying a 20-year-old girl, whose mother is his teenage crush?!

Sangwoo Choo follows rules without feeling or emotion, so when all of the other guys in his group got a free ride on the project, he didn’t give them anything credit for and as a result, Jaeyoung, the college senior, cannot graduate, so now he’s going to keep bothering Sangwoo for revenge. How can Sangwoo debug Jaeyoung — a semantic error — out of his perfectly functioning life?

Ju Incheol had it all — a well-tailored suit, strong political connections, and a successful career as the chief aide to Assemblywoman Lee Myeongsun, a cabinet minister with a bright future ahead of her. The world of politics is a high-wire act; one false move and you can fall from great heights.

When Incheol loses his footing in the cutthroat hierarchy at work, he is given an impossible task: to resolve an explosive redevelopment dispute in Jungang District in Songmun City. If he fails, he will be exiled from the world of politics.

But he’s ready to do whatever it takes to get the job done — until he meets Ahn Pyeong-hwa, the menacingly quiet owner of the gym next door; he holds the answer to Incheol’s problem. But there’s a catch: in return for his assistance, Pyeong-hwa wants to be hit by Incheol.

There is something very sinister behind that request.

The deeper Incheol gets into the deal, the more every favor and every punch he throws pulls him deeper into a world where political power and sexual pleasure are two sides of the same coin.

Oldenlandt an uncharted continent lies in eternal winter with it’s Grand Duke Giesel Zvendard. Because of Giesel’s coldness and power, and the rumored source of his monster-blood, he is both feared by everyone. Although he has a desire to just quietly continue his magical studies while enjoying tea in his private area; Giesel’s wish to live quietly is destroyed with the arrival of a bride from the southern kingdom of Cornia.

On what should be the wedding day of his sister, the young knight Rensley Mallosen, an illegitimate child of the last monarch of Cornia, has put on his sister’s veil to take her place as her fiancé. Owing to the fact that Rensley wishes to hide his identity for as long as he can, he sets off to explore the castle and breaks up the long-standing monotony of the ice citadel’s daily routine.