Jung So Min

Two years after their dramatic, family-defying marriage, No Jeong Yeol (Kang Ha Neul) and Hong Na Ra (Jung So Min) are ready to divorce. After leaving the courthouse with a 30-day settlement period, an unexpected car accident leaves them both with amnesia. As they mysteriously begin falling in love again, their families are horrified and devise an elaborate plan to help them regain their memories and end their marriage. Will their complicated schemes keep Jeong Yeol and Na Ra apart, or inadvertently bring them closer together? "Love Reset" is a 2023 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Nam Dae Jung.

Love Reset

In the treacherous waters between the Philippines and Busan, the container ship Frontier Titan becomes a floating prison transporting dangerous criminals, including the tattooed Jong Doo (Seo In Guk). Led by Seok Woo (Park Ho San), a team of police officers struggles to maintain control of the volatile prisoners. When the criminals stage a violent breakout and attempt to take over the ship, they unleash chaos and bloodshed. However, the convicts are unaware that a far more terrifying threat is also aboard, promising to turn their maritime escape into a nightmare of unimaginable horror. This is a 2022 South Korean action-horror film directed by Kim Hong Sun.

Project Wolf Hunting

Na Young Won (Jung So Min), a successful senior editor at Monthly House magazine, lives alone in a rented house. When the magazine's CEO Yoo Ja Sung (Kim Ji Seok) buys her house and becomes her landlord, their relationship begins with tension. Ja Sung, who grew up in poverty and is focused on real estate investments, initially sees the property as just another financial transaction. However, as they get to know each other, their perspectives on housing and each other start to shift. Young Won begins to contemplate whether she should buy her own house or explore an unexpected romantic connection with her boss. This is a 2021 South Korean drama series directed by Lee Chang Min.

Monthly Magazine Home

Monthly Magazine Home 🏠

For the past 999 years, the fox-like gumiho has been collecting human energy in a precious bead in an attempt to become human while posing as a professor named Shin Woo Yeo (Jang Ki Yong). But his plans are thrown into jeopardy when student Lee Dam (Hyeri) accidentally swallows his bead – threatening to end his hopes of becoming human… and kill Dam! In desperation, Woo Yeo suggests they live together until they can find a way out of this mess. Will this unconventional arrangement lead them to a solution… or to romance? This 2021 South Korean drama series was based on a webtoon by Na and was directed by Park Joon Hwa and Nam Sung Woo.

My Roommate is a Gumiho

How To Tame A Fox Team

KBS02

Han Woo Joo (Jung So Min) is a rising musical actress, but regularly struggles with intense anger that affects her career. She confides in psychiatrist Ji Young Won (Park Ye Jin), but refuses to discuss her childhood, making it difficult to treat her. However, after Woo Joo is “arrested” during an awards show by a mentally ill man who believes he’s a policeman, her public image takes a huge hit. Young Won asks psychiatrist Lee Si Joon (Shin Ha Kyun) to take Woo Joo on as a patient, hoping that his empathetic yet unusual approach to treatment might reach Woo Joo where traditional approaches failed. Si Joon asks Woo Joo if she can use her acting abilities to help his patients in an unconventional form of therapy – and treat her at the same time. Will this unorthodox approach prove successful, or is Si Joon attempting to do too much?

Fix You

🔧💖 Soul Mechanics 💖🔧

Heo Saek (Lee Jun Ho), the son of a gisaeng, grows up understanding the hardships of women in Joseon's entertainment world. When his aunt's gibang, Yeonpoonggak, begins to fail, he becomes the first male gisaeng to help save the business. His charming looks and skills quickly make him popular among women. However, he meets his match in Hae Won (Jung So Min), a beautiful woman whose sharp mind and progressive thinking intimidate most men. Despite her initial resistance, Heo Saek is determined to win her over and uncover the mystery behind her unique personality. As they interact, both begin to wonder if they might be each other's true love. This is a delightful 2019 South Korean historical romantic comedy film directed by Nam Dae Joong.

Homme Fatale

♡ Homme Fatale ♡

Weary homicide detective Yoo Jin Kook (Park Sung Woong) doesn’t have much to look forward to in life besides his younger sister, Yoo Jin Kang (Jung So Min), whom he’s fiercely protective of. While investigating a suspicious death, all signs point to the victim’s boyfriend, Kim Moo Yeong (Seo In Guk), a seemingly charming man with a dark side. But when Moo Yeong starts dating Jin Kang, Jin Kook becomes determined to end their relationship. Can he shield her from the looming threat, or is the real danger closer than he thinks? This 2018 South Korean drama, directed by Yoo Je Won, is a remake of the 2002 Japanese series of the same title.

Hundred Million Stars From the Sky

The Twinkle Twinkle Team 

Lee Yeong Joon (Park Seo Joon) is the arrogant hotshot vice president of his family’s company, thanks to the tireless efforts of his incredibly talented secretary, Kim Mi So (Park Min Young). With her by his side for the last nine years, Yeong Joon has been able to appear like the shining star he believes he is. But when Mi So suddenly decides to quit, Yeong Joon quickly realizes just how important she is... and not just to his career. Jealous over his older brother, Lee Seong Yeon’s (Lee Tae Hwan) growing relationship with Mi So, Yeong Joon decides it’s time to get his secretary back, no matter what. Based on the novel of the same name by Jung Kyung Yoon, this 2018 South Korean romantic comedy series was directed by Park Joon Hwa.

What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim

The Perfect Secretaries Team

Kindhearted Kim Gun Woo (Gang Dong Won) is an ordinary delivery man who recently gained local fame for saving a pop star from a robbery. However, after a strange meeting with his old friend Moo Yeol (Yoon Kye Sang), a car bomb kills a presidential candidate – and Gun Woo becomes the prime suspect after evidence points to him as the culprit. Now a wanted fugitive, Gun Woo finds help in Mr. Min (Kim Eui Sung), a former secret operative and friend of Moo Yeol, to dig deeper into the truth, but finds himself entangled in a political conspiracy that threatens both his own life and the safety of his friends and family. Will Gun Woo manage to prove his innocence, or are the forces behind the attack too powerful to go up against? This film was adapted from the 2007 Japanese novel of the same name by Kotaro Isaka.

Golden Slumber

Yoo Mi

Nam Sae Hee (Lee Min Ki), a socially awkward IT employee in his early 30s, has exhausted his savings buying a house, leaving him financially strained. Yoon Ji Ho (Jung So Min), a struggling writer in her 30s, finds herself homeless and struggling to make ends meet. When Ji Ho becomes a tenant in Sae Hee's house, their unexpected living arrangement sets the stage for a unique relationship. As they navigate their personal, familial, and financial challenges together, they begin to discover unexpected connections and support in each other's lives. Their journey raises questions about love, survival, and personal growth in difficult economic circumstances. This is a 2017 South Korean drama series directed by Park Joon Hwa.

Because This Is My First Life

The Scrimp & Scrape Team

Yoon Ji Ho

High school student Do Yeon (Jung So Min) and her salaryman father Sang Tae (Yoon Je Moon) have hit a rough patch: they argue constantly, each believing that the other has an easier life. One night, after a particularly heated argument, they each wish they could switch places to understand the other's life better... only for their wishes to unexpectedly come true! Now in the other's body, they're forced to navigate each other's lives – Do Yeon is thrust into her father's corporate job as he's trying to get a promotion, while Sang Tae must deal with the life of a high school girl, including preparing for Do Yeon's talent show audition. In order to return to their own bodies, they have to go seven days without arguing. Will father and daughter manage to return to their own bodies and rebuild their relationship? This film was adapted from the Japanese novel "Papa to Musume no Nanokakan" by Takahisa Igarashi.

Daddy You, Daughter Me

Do Yeon

Mi Yeong, Hye Yeong, Ra Yeong, and Joon Yeong are the kids of Yeong Sil and Han Soo. They seem like the average Seoul family, with the typical Seoul problems, but that all changes when Jung Hui, an actor, and former K-Pop idol, ends up in their doorstep claiming that Han Soo is his biological father. The family goes through thick and thin, one marriage after the other, trying to figure out why their father happens to be strange.

My Father is Strange

The Strange Squad

Byeon Mi Yeong

JTBC

When a 6.5-magnitude earthquake devastates Seoul, a dedicated medical team fights to save lives and restore order. Lee Hae Sung (Kim Young Kwang), a passionate trauma surgeon, clashes with hospital leadership while prioritizing patient care. Jung Ddol Mi (Jong So Min), a third-year resident from Pusan, joins the emergency efforts alongside psychiatrist Park Ji Na (Yoon Joo Hee) and nurse Kim Hyun Sook (Kim Jae Hwa). Emergency department chief Kang Joo Ran (Kim Hye Eun) struggles to manage the hospital's Disaster Medical Assistance Team while worrying about her missing 7-year-old son. Her fiancé, Goo Ja Hyuk (Cha In Pyo), a natural disaster expert, is promoted to a cabinet minister to help coordinate the city's response. As Hae Sung fights to keep his patients alive and his comatose mother on life support, the medical team faces overwhelming challenges in the earthquake's aftermath. This is a 2015 South Korean drama series directed by Jung Yong Woo.

D-Day

The Doomsday Team

Best friends Cha Chi Ho (Kim Woo Bin), Kang Dong Woo (Lee Junho), and Kim Gyung Jae (Kang Ha Neul) are recent high school graduates navigating the challenges of early adulthood. Chi Ho is a carefree unemployed player, Kyung Jae is an ambitious student aiming for a corporate career, and Dong Woo aspires to become a successful cartoonist. Each faces unexpected obstacles that challenge their initial life plans and force them to confront the complexities of growing up. Despite their different personalities and goals, the trio remains united by their youthful optimism and belief that they can overcome any challenge. Their individual journeys of self-discovery and personal growth intertwine, revealing the humor and struggles of transitioning into adulthood. This is a 2015 South Korean comedy film directed by Lee Byeong Heon that explores the dreams and misadventures of three young men on the cusp of their future.

Twenty

🌟Forever Young🌟

Orphaned at birth, Ji Hyeok (Kang Ji Hwan) has lived a difficult life, struggling to survive through a series of odd jobs. However, his life as he knows it changes completely when one of the largest conglomerate families in Korea claims that he’s the chairman’s oldest son – and the chairman wants Ji Hyeok to give up his heart to his other son and company heir-apparent Dong Seok (Choi Daniel). However, this is all a ruse to circumvent the regular donor transplant list, and after Ji Hyeok finds out the truth, he swears revenge, aided by Mi Ra (Lee Da Hee), the daughter of a company chauffeur and Dong Seok’s girlfriend. But when Dong Seok returns from his heart transplant overseas and learns about Ji Hyeok's relationship with Mi Ra, he vows to ruin Ji Hyeok's life himself.

Big Man

 The Big Man Team

Hye Yoon (Jung So Min) and Jung Hoon (Sung Joon) are engaged to be married in 100 days, much to the concern of Hye Yoon's mother, Deul Ja (Lee Mi Sook). With her older daughter Hye Jin (Jung Ae Yeon) already married to a doctor, Deul Ja is disappointed that Hye Yoon has fallen in love with a simple salaryman instead of a more prestigious match. As the couple prepares for their wedding, they must navigate family pressures and expectations while trying to maintain their faith in their relationship. Will their love be strong enough to overcome the challenges and doubts surrounding their impending marriage? This is a 2012 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Yoon Cheol.

Can We Get Married?

Hye Yoon

Oh Ha Ni (Jung So Min) is head-over-heels for Baek Seung Jo (Kim Hyun Joong), the school's most popular boy, but there's just one problem: he doesn't even know she exists! Determined to win his heart, Ha Ni concocts countless schemes to get his attention, but nothing seems to work. But when all hope seems lost, fate steps in when an earthquake destroys Ha Ni’s house, forcing her and her father to move in with a family friend – who just happens to be Seung Jo’s father! Now living under the same roof, Ha Ni’s dreams of catching Seung Jo’s eye seem closer than ever. Will she finally melt his icy exterior, or is she doomed to be stuck in the friend zone forever ? This 2010 South Korean drama was adapted from Kaoru Tada’s manga of the same name.

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