Nam Sang Mi is a popular South Korean actress. Born on May 3, 1984, she was discovered while she was working at a fast food restaurant in 2001. Someone posted photos of her online, and her popularity as an “ulzzang” (slang term for “best face” or “good-looking”) led to opportunities to break into acting. She made her acting debut in the 2003 television drama “Love Letter” and got her first leading role in “Sweet Spy” in 2005. She has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “Life Is Beautiful” (2010, “Goddess of Marriage” (2013), “Gunman of Joseon” (2014) and “Chief Kim” (2017).

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After suffering a brutal attack, Ji Eun Han (Nam Sang Mi) undergoes reconstructive facial surgery, but loses her memory in the process. Now with a new face, she desperately seeks to uncover her identity and the truth behind her trauma. She’s approached by plastic surgeon Han Kang Woo (Kim Jae Won), whose own lover left him, and he offers to help Eun Han recover her memories. In the process, Kang Woo opens up to Eun Han, and they begin to fall for each other. However, Eun Han’s actual husband, news anchor Kang Chan Ki (Jo Hyun Jae), seems to be living his own secret life, with a dark truth no one saw coming. What is the truth behind Eun Han’s life – and what are these men hiding from her?

Let Me Introduce Her

Ji Eun Han

KBS02

Accountant Kim Sung Ryong (Namkoong Min) has had an unconventional career: instead of ensuring financial compliance, he helps his mobster boss avoid taxes without a trace. In search of even more money, Sung Ryong successfully gets hired as a middle manager in the accounting department at TQ Group, where he plans to embezzle company funds. There, he meets assistant manager Yoon Ha Kyung (Nam Sang Mi), former prosecutor-turned-finance director Seo Yul (Lee Jun Ho), and intern Hong Ga Eun (Jung Hye Sung), who become his new coworkers. As Sung Ryong acquaints himself with his new workplace, he starts noticing that poor decisions from upper management threaten to bring down the company – and he starts to wonder if he might be working for the wrong side.

Good Manager

Workaholics Team

In 1876, amidst the third year of Emperor Gojong’s reign, tension continues to rise between political factions that disagree with the emperor’s desire to open Korea’s formerly-closed borders. Increased foreign influence has introduced western-made guns into Korea, which had previously relied on swords for combat – and Park Yoon Kang (Lee Joon Gi), the son of a great swordsman, uses this to his advantage. After his father’s murder and his sister’s enslavement, Yoon Kang decides to arm himself with a rifle to enact his revenge upon the ruling class. But along the way, Yoon Kang finds that he has a surprising amount of support from the common people who want to see the aristocracy taken down, turning him into an unexpected hero.

Gunman In Joseon

The Avenger

Jung Soo In

Relationships are often complicated – and radio drama writer Ji Hye's (Nam Sang Mi) is no exception. Ji Hye accepts prosecutor Tae Wook’s (Kim Ji Hun) proposal after dating for a year, but is reluctant to marry. On a trip, she meets architect Hyun Woo (Lee Sang Woo), but their undeniable chemistry has her doubting her relationship with Tae Wook even more. Former news anchor Hye Jung (Lee Tae Ran) struggles with her loveless marriage to an abusive, unfaithful businessman. Eun Hee (Jang Young Nam) is a devoted wife and mother, but her marriage suffers when she finds out about his affair with a coworker. Ji Sun (Jo Min Su), Ji Hye’s older sister, faces societal pressure in the workplace while also contending with her ridiculous in-laws. Between family, love, and personal ambition, these women find ways to balance them all, even if it comes at a personal cost.

Goddess of Marriage

The Goddesses Team

In the world of traditional Korean cuisine, Bong Joo (Kwon Oh Joong) and Sung Chan (Kim Rae Won), raised as brothers, find themselves at a crossroads when a special cooking contest challenges their familial bonds. Bong Joo, from a renowned restaurant family claiming descent from the last royal Joseon Dynasty chef, expects to inherit the family business and marry Joo Hee (Kim So Yeon). However, Sung Chan's exceptional culinary talent and unconventional approach threaten Bong Joo's plans. When a shocking revelation about their great-grandfather emerges, it creates tension between them. Joo Hee sympathizes with Sung Chan, attempting to support him amid the family conflict. Ultimately, Sung Chan leaves to become a food peddler, specializing in sourcing the finest traditional Korean ingredients. Their brotherhood is tested by ambition, family legacy, and culinary passion.

Gourmet

Master chef team

Lee Soo Hyun (Lee Joon Gi) and Kang Min Ki (Jung Kyung Ho) are childhood friends who grow up like brothers after Soo Hyun's mother is murdered by a Thai crime syndicate, the Cheongbang, and he's adopted by Min Ki's National Intelligence Services agent father. Years later, both become NIS agents, and Soo Hyun falls in love with Seo Ji Woo (Nam Sang Mi), who he first met when they were children. When Soo Hyun goes undercover to infiltrate the Cheongbang and avenge his mother, he suffers amnesia during a mission. Believed dead, he assumes the identity of a ruthless gangster named Kay. Min Ki, unaware of Soo Hyun's survival, tracks Kay, leading to a dangerous cat-and-mouse game where past loyalties clash with present realities, blurring the lines between friend and foe, and love and revenge – especially when hidden truths about Ji Woo’s past come to light.

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