Im Ha-ryong

Dying just one day before his release from prison, a man strikes a deal with an angel to return to earth as a new friend to his teenage son.

Jong-woo suffers from Lou Gehrig's Disease that weakens muscles and eventually causes paralysis. On the day he lost his mother, he runs into Ji-soo, his childhood friend, who has become an undertaker. They fall in love and get married a year after. Jong-woo's symptoms have gotten worse, and the newlyweds' first home is the Jong-woo's room in the hospital. Although it's hard for him to even hold a spoon, Jong-woo is happy with his loving wife Ji-soo and is determined to get well. Even in Jong-woo's ward where most patients are in critical conditions, some patients get better or find hope with a successful surgery. However, Jong-woo's symptoms get worse despite his strong will and optimism, and he eventually begins to experience difficulties in speaking, which he dreaded the most.

Three successive South Korean presidents face political and personal issues including diplomatic tensions, a marriage crisis and a special pardon.

During the Korean War, fate brings soldiers from both sides of the conflict and an American pilot to a remote village far removed from the fighting.

Terror and paranoia grip the residents of the Gangsan Mansion when they suspect a neighbor is a serial killer responsible for a young girl’s murder.

A marriage proposal is supposed to be a happy ending. But for one couple, it becomes the beginning of an uphill struggle over wedding preparations.