Kim Sung-hyun

Every day is extraordinary for five doctors and their patients inside a hospital, where birth, death and everything in between coexist.

A wingless fairy awaits the reincarnation of her former husband to try to locate her lost wings and return to heaven. Sun Ok Nam is a fairy who came down to Earth to take a bath during the Joseon Dynasty. A woodcutter steals her clothes, and she is unable to return to heaven. She decides to marry the woodcutter and has two children with him. But before she can find out where he hid her clothes, the woodcutter dies in an accident. Almost 700 years later, Ok Nam works as a barista in a café, awaiting the reincarnation of her woodcutter husband. To most people who see her, Ok Nam looks like an old woman, but some people can see her for her youthful beauty. When two men, Jung Ji Hyun and Kim Geum, come into the café one day, Ok Nam is convinced that one of them is her reincarnated husband. Can Ok Nam finally find her lost clothes and return to heaven?

Jenny Jang is poor and works at bathhouse in Gangnam, Seoul. She starts a new job as a housemaid for a conglomerate family. She becomes successful and then runs J Boutique. She also begins work as a lobbyist. Jenny Jang gets involved in an international city development project.

Four women each come to a crossroads in life and love. Du Ah is a 23-year-old university student involved in a polyamorous relationship. An elementary school teacher, Ha Ram is in her late twenties and feeling a change of heart right before her wedding day. At 35, Ban Ya, an adjunct instructor, questions whether her ‘pretend relationship’ is transforming into something real. Chung Kyung, a furniture designer in her forties, discovers her husband is having an affair. The four women, each going through a different turning point in their lives, contemplate what they truly want from dating and love. What does ‘love’ mean to each of them?

A political drama set in Joseon dynasty about two relationships that fate has set in a tragic path, yet they fought against all odds.

The story of two women whose souls switch bodies, giving them chance to live out their dreams and gain new experiences.

A 'high-teen growth romance' of 11th graders, using the theme of the disappearance of the school's top student 100 days before the entrance exams.

A romantic-comedy drama following the life of Mi Oh. One day, inside her head, the "sexy" left brain, L, and the "romantic" right brain, R, suddenly appear. "Are you two, my brain?"

Jin Woo doesn't want a roommate—or to fall for one. But Ki Sub moves in anyway, turning quiet disdain into something far more complicated.

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A playful high school prank sparks a complicated romance between Se-in and Myung-rok, but rumors and misunderstandings drive them apart, only for Se-in, still in love five years later, to try to pick up where their story left off.

So Yoon together with her friends decided to create a club on YouTube “Like”, where they can find out what they like, dream and show their talents. In the process of creating content, they experience a variety of feelings and emotions, from the joy of creativity to love, friendship and rivalry. Seo Yoon is 18 years old and has long been in love with Jihu, although he has a girlfriend. One day, Seo Yoon found a gift on her desk and is now trying to find out who it was, hoping deep down that it was Ji Hoo, and rumored to have broken up with his girlfriend.

100% Era imagines the post-corona future. How the lives of kids born during the pandemic will look like? What will humanity and teens look like in 2044? Our teenagers living in a more competitive world, where the world no longer needs human hands. For humans, the competition to rise to the top is intensifying. How to secretly love children in the era when schools disappeared and contactless. Hee Jae and Shi Dae attend the same top rank education academy. It focuses on training kids to score 100% on tests, while kids who score below 90% get expelled. In such an environment, Shi Dae and Hee Jae spend their teenage years and grow together.

‘Gangwon-do’ consists of two irregularly intersecting stories happening in winter, in Gangwon province. A young man who is about to join the military travels from Cheolwon to Sokcho in search of his father. In the meantime, a woman who has escaped from her oppressive husband returns to her home village with the help of a kind stranger. Stories of these two characters, traveling in the opposite direction within the same spaces, unfold mysteriously.

Nuzabar from Kazakhstan, burdened with guilt over his young son's death, flees to Korea in an attempt to escape his past. However, he eventually contemplates ending his life. In a twist of fate, he saves a young boy in danger, prompting him to confront his past emotions and seek forgiveness.

Jin-woo is new to romance, so he dreams of the best partner. Then Gi-seop, tall and good-looking but shallow, gets Jin-woo's attention. Jin-woo thinks Gi-seop is never enough for him, but at the same time, he can’t stop thinking about him. As Gi-seop is used to being the one asked out and always saying yes he wonders why Jin-woo does not make a move. But then it hits him: Jin-woo's standards are sky-high. So, he decides to move in to Jin-woo's house. Living together, they keep bumping into each other and one accidental kiss stirs them up.

Grandma Baek predicted that Mirim would go blind before she turned 26. To prevent this, Mirim’s family adopted a son to take on her misfortune. As a result, Mirim didn’t go blind, but the son, Jinkoo died. Longing for Jinkoo, Mirim tries to reunite with him with the help of a pilgrim who unexpectedly visits her home.