Motoki Fukami

Five years after her time studying abroad in Japan, Choi Hong (Lee Se Young) works at her father's publishing company in Korea. Unexpectedly, she ends up running into her ex, Jungo Aoki (Kentaro Sakaguchi), who's now a successful author visiting Korea to promote his new book... that happens to be about their previous relationship and all the things Jungo wished he told Hong. Taken aback, Hong remains cold and distant with Jungo, not wanting to let their reunion stir up painful memories. Jungo, however, sees their encounter as an opportunity to try again and vows to do things differently this time around. Can these two heal the wounds of their past and write a new happy ending for themselves, or has the book closed for good on their relationship? This 2024 Korean drama was directed by Moon Hyun Sung and adapted from the novel of the same name by Gong Ji Young and Hitonari Tsuji.

What Comes After Love

Nostalgic

Ichiro

Rio Ozawa (Nozomi Sasaki), a beautiful 17-year-old high school student, is emotionally detached due to a traumatic past, making it difficult for her to form genuine connections with others, engaging in compensated dating and manipulating those around her for financial gain. When Rio picks up photos she had taken at a photo studio, she realizes that they're not hers – they got mixed up with Kouki Ozawa (Shosuke Tanihara), a 35-year-old college professor, due to them sharing the same surname. Upon meeting Kouki, Rio falls in love for the first time, triggering a dramatic change in her personality and lifestyle as she tries to attract Kouki's attention. While Kouki is interested in Rio, he's secretly dying of brain cancer, causing him to keep Rio at a distance and eventually disappear from her life. Will Rio and Kouki find a way to overcome this, or is their love doomed from the start?

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