Oh Dong Min

When a mysterious figure is captured in an online street-view image of the remote Salmokji reservoir, a film crew is dispatched to record clearer footage. Led by the determined Han Su In (Kim Hye Yoon) after a previous colleague mysteriously vanished, the team arrives at the site – a place local legends describe as a crossroad between life and death, built over a mass graveyard. Alongside Yun Ki Tae (Lee Jong Won), Su In soon realizes that their assignment is a trap. As they delve into the dark, murky depths of the reservoir, they are stalked by sinister, vengeful water spirits that refuse to leave them alone. Trapped by the very legends they sought to document, the crew must confront the terrifying secrets lurking beneath the surface or risk being consumed by the very mystery they set out to expose.

Salmokji: Whispering Water

Jae Hee (Kim Go Eun) is free-spirited young woman who lives life on her own terms and wants to fall in love. However, this often makes her the subject of gossip and rumors among her university classmates. Heung Soo (Steve Noh), on the other hand, insists on keeping his true self locked away, not wanting anyone else to find out that he's attracted to men. When Jae Hee happens to find out Heung Soo's secret, he braces himself for the worst – but instead finds a friend in Jae Hee. As the two begin to grow closer, they learn important lessons about life and love, including the importance of loving yourself. This movie was adapted from the novel of the same name by Park Sang Young.

Love in the Big City (Movie)

Ji Seok

JTBC, KOCOWA

Kim Sa Ra is the epitome of a girl crush with no coyness or connections. After watching her mother suffer by her father's side, Sa Ra realized that marriage was a reality and married the affluent Noh Yul Sung instead of poor Dong Ki Jun. But soon, she found herself in ruins. Once a daughter-in-law of the Cha-Yul Law Firm, Sa Ra became a divorcee in jail and was left penniless without custody. Now, her goal is "Zero." Turn Yul Sung's assets or income into zero or lock him away with zero tolerance. That's the only way she can get her child back. In front of Sa Ra, who believes marriage is the graveyard of love, her ex-boyfriend, Ki Jun, appears after eight years. Ki Jun still believes that marriage is the completion of love and asks Sa Ra, who claims that justice is all about getting the bad guys to plead, who comes up with the standards. As they discover that Yul Sung played a role in ending Ki Jun's career as a prosecutor, Sa Ra and Ki Jun join forces for their great revenge.

Queen of Divorce

wavve, KOCOWA

Yeon Si Eun (Park Ji Hoon) wants to focus on his studies to maintain his top 1% student rank, but class bullies make that challenging. He's not one to back down from a fight, but when a particularly dangerous confrontation arises, two other students, An Su Ho (Choi Hyun Wook) and Oh Beom Seok (Hong Kyung), come to his aid. Despite their differences, the trio develops a strong bond. Will their newfound friendship be enough to withstand the relentless bullies that plague their school? This drama was based on the webtoon “Weak Hero” by Seopass and Kim Jin Seok.

Weak Hero Class 1

The Underdog Team

KBS02

Feisty attorney Kim Yu Ri (Lee Se Young) has just quit her job at a prestigious law firm, deciding instead to open up a cafe where she can dispense both legal advice and coffee. As she searches for a suitable storefront, she unexpectedly reunites with former high school friend Kim Jeong Ho (Lee Seung Gi), a former prosecutor-turned-landlord – who also considers her his first love. While their reunion starts off awkward, they soon rekindle their friendship as they navigate hilarious and heartfelt cases for their diverse clientele, but they also confront their shared past and the reasons behind Jeong Ho's sudden career change. This drama was adapted from the web novel "Love According to Law" by No Seung Ah and Il Ri.

The Law Cafe

☕ My Cup of Lawve 💕 Team

Civil servant Seo Gong Myeong (Park Sung Hoon) is incredibly passionate about his job, going so far as to consider himself the “Tax Guardian” of Mawon. However, his cold, critical demeanor and insistence on doing everything by-the-book make him unpopular among his coworkers and his constituents alike. He gets into disputes with Goo Se Ra (Nana), a local resident who’s known for her quick wit but carelessness in most other aspects of her life, leading to chronic unemployment. When a position opens up on the District People's Council, Se Ra sees a great opportunity for her, believing that she can do little work for high pay. Se Ra and Gong Myeong end up forming an unlikely team after she’s appointed to the council and he’s demoted, as they both decide to take down corrupt politicians – and might fall in love along the way.

Into The Ring

❤️Ring of love❤️ Team

High school is a difficult time for most, including seventeen-year-old students Min Jae (Yoon Chan Young) and Seo Yeon (Park Si Eun). Min Jae is a quiet student who gets decent grades, but his sensitive nature means he can struggle with sudden life changes – like when he suspects his mother might be having an affair. Seo Yeon’s life was also shaken up due to her parents’ divorce two years prior, and as her father builds a new family, she can’t help but wonder if she’s being left behind. As Min Jae and Seo Yeon navigate school, life, and growing up, they learn more about the world that awaits them as adults, even though it might be painful.

Everything and Nothing

Use It or Lose It Team

Channel A

When her husband announces he’s taken a job in a small town, Son Ji Eun (Park Ha Sun) is less than thrilled. Unhappy in her life and marriage, Ji Eun finds a job at a local mart to combat the overwhelming boredom. Not long after, she meets Yun Jeong Wu (Lee Sang Yeob), a local biology teacher whose frequent stops at the mart quickly become the highlight of her day. Completely enamored with the handsome teacher, Ji Eun follows her heart directly into Jeong Wu’s arms. But how long can they keep their affair a secret?

Love Affairs in the Afternoon

Forbidden Love Team🔥

Na Yi Je (Namkoong Min), a brilliant but morally ambiguous surgeon, is unjustly fired from his hospital after one of the hospital owner’s sons makes a false malpractice accusation. Driven by revenge, he secures a position as the medical director of a prison. His goal: to systematically manipulate medical diagnoses and the justice system to bring powerful, corrupt individuals into prison and under his control. As he meticulously executes his intricate plan, Yi Je finds himself entangled in a dangerous web of power struggles, hidden agendas, and unexpected allies, blurring the lines between justice and vengeance in his quest for retribution.

Doctor Prisoner

The Prisoner's Dilemma Team

Every day, the doctors at Taesan Hospital’s Cardiothoracic Surgery Department are faced with life-or-death situations. Park Tae Soo (Go Soo), a fellow in the department, has a personal stake in the matter, as his mother has been on a heart transplant waiting list for four years. He’s highly principled, but sometimes clashes with Choi Seok Han (Uhm Ki Joon), the chief of the department, if he doesn’t agree with particular decisions. However, Seok Han’s hands are often tied by bureaucracy – like when he’s ordered to prioritize saving Yoon Soo Yeon (Seo Ji Hye), the daughter of the hospital’s director, over Tae Soo’s mother, despite having his own personal conflict with Soo Yeon. Can these doctors achieve their personal goals while also saving lives?

Heart Surgeons

In the late 1980s Seoul, five childhood friends from the Ssangmundong neighborhood navigate their challenging teen years together. Seong Deok Seon (Lee Hye Ri) struggles with her low school ranking, Kim Jeong Hwan (Ryu Jun Yeol) is soccer-obsessed, Seong Seon Woo (Ko Kyung Pyo) is the perfect student, Ryoo Dong Ryong (Lee Dong Hwi) is a knowledgeable geek, and Choi Taek (Park Bo Gum) is a genius baduk player who dropped out of school. As they support each other through various misadventures, they form unbreakable bonds that will shape their future lives. Their shared experiences and friendship become a testament to the power of youth and community during a transformative era in South Korean history. This is a 2015 South Korean nostalgic drama series directed by Shin Won Ho, the third installment in the "Reply" drama series.

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