This is about two perspectives on a relationship. One loves someone by dedicating himself with both body and mind. While the other person only values lust.

Were they happy? And were their lives beautiful? After the death of his mom, Ji-hoon (Go Soo) moves into the home of Mr. Suh. Ji-hoon falls in love at first sight with Mr. Suh's daughter, In-hye (Park Jung-ah). Ji-hoon also becomes good friends with Suk-hyun (Bae Su-bin) But one day, In-hye decides to leave home for Seoul to pursue her dream of becoming an accomplished cellist, without telling Ji-hoon. Suk-hyun also decides to move to Seoul after he learns that he is the love child of President Kang, a wealthy hotel magnate. When Ji-hoon finds out that In-hye left for Seoul without even saying goodbye, he finds his way to Seoul to find her. One day, while Ji-hoon is riding the subway, Jung-woo (Park Ye-jin) takes a liking to him and decides to steal his wallet to get his attention. Through this incident, Ji-hoon gets to know Jung-woo and settles down in Seoul by enrolling in the same bodyguard school that Jung-woo is attending. The bodyguard training school finds a part-time job for Ji-hoon and Jung-woo, which is an assignment to guard President Kang for one day. Ji-hoon protects President Kang at an evening party hosted by Kang himself, and by coincidence, he also meets In-hye and Suk-hyun. The fates of four young people become hopelessly intertwined after this fateful meeting.

Looktarn is a smart girl who made up a legend about a frog ghost to protect Chuen Chiva, her hometown, from greedy businessmen who are looking for an opportunity to invest in that village for their own sake. One day, a cold-hearted, calm, and strict businessman named Kin creates a secret plan to create a high-end luxury resort. However, due to an unexpected accident, he lost his memory and became very kind and warm-hearted. Looktarn began to take care of him and they soon fell in love and lived very happily together. However, their happiness didn't last long, Kin's parent came to the village to bring Kin back with them. He gains all of his memory back. Unfortunately, Kin has forgotten everything that has happened in the village, including Looktarn. Will Looktarn be able to make Kin's to remember her?

The plot centers on a group of people who find their ordinary lives thrown into chaos due to a family tragedy. They monitor criminals 24 hours a day and rescue potential victims before the crime is committed. They also embarrass corrupt state prosecutors and make sure that criminals are punished for their crimes. This TV show illustrates the current society where the simple rule of going to jail if you break the law no longer applies to those in power. Illustrating the tragic lives of the Watchmen group who channel their anger and grief into fighting for justice, “The Guardians” will have stylistic action scenes and a thrilling plot.

The most fragrant of all perfumes in the world is said to be made from roses that grow in a deep, treacherous mountain in the Balkans and plucked during the coldest nights. Beautiful pearls are painfully taken from clams by cracking them open. Han Seung Ri finds her life spiraling out of control after her dad's death that ruins the family finances. The man she loved betrays her and she has a miscarriage not too long afterward. After hitting rock bottom, she climbs out of her misery to take over the family business that her dad ran and marches forward to reach her dreams. Hopeful that tomorrow will be better than yesterday, she endures the pain and anguish to reach an outcome that is sweeter due to the ordeal she had to overcome to attain it.

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Episodes: 10

Woo Shin-Hye (Hwang Shin-Hye), who is divorced, lives with her mother and two daughters. Yeol Seok-Hwan (Ahn Seok-Hwan), who is a widower, lives with his mother-in-law and three children. These two families have totally different personalities and appearances, but Woo Shin-Hye and Yeol Seok-Hwan fall in love and marry. Since their marriage, the two families live under the same roof. Even though they have conflicts due to their differences, they become a real family.

For 35 years of the Japanese colonial period, Joseon had been in pitch-darkness. Even amid the darkness, Yi Yuk Sa wrote poems to send messages of hope to those who have given up Joseon and those who waited for the new Joseon. Now, Korea is no longer under Japanese colonial rule, and Yi Yuk Sa is dead, but his poems still remain alive, ceaselessly sending his messages. In those darkest times, what kind of agony did he have to suffer and what kind of love did he have?