An ingenuous home-shopping host Su Jeong dreams of becoming a successful businesswoman who wins people before money. After losing her parents as a kid, she travels around the country with tinker Jang Won and grows up as a strong woman full of courage. She may look fierce on the outside, but in fact, she is a softhearted, clumsy crybaby and a dork who cannot even make eye contact with her crush, Joo Woo Jin. Meanwhile, there is Yeo Eui Ju, a man who gets on her nerves by loafing around her. As a soldier, he is more logical rather than empathetic, but he passes out whenever he gets drunk. He loses his face after meeting Su Jeong, who drinks like a fish, but he starts to fall for her. By a twist of fate, he realizes he is the second grandson of Masung Group, and his older brother is Su Jeong's crush, Woo Jin.

Sun Hwa is a cheerful, optimistic person, although her childhood was full of hardships. She fell in love with Sang Hyuk, who used to be her neighbor. They had their child, Sae Byeok, and pledge to marry each other. However, blinded by ambition, Sang Hyuk betrays Sun Hwa and marries the daughter of a conglomerate, Jae Kyung. Due to Sang Hyuk's betrayal, Sun Hwa loses Sae Byeok and even gets wrongfully accused of murder. As she seeks revenge, she encounters Jae Kyung's stepbrother, Jae Min. Eventually, Jae Min falls in love with Sun Hwa.

After a childhood accident, Tae Poong's development is stunted. He's caught between two sisters, warm-hearted Yu Jung, who waits for Tae Poong, and Yu Ra, Yu Jung's twin sister, who is completely different from her and uses Tae Poong for her own desires. This drama follows the intriguing story of a man navigating the challenges of love, life, and the occasional miracle.

He wins every criminal case in the day as a prosecutor, and he's a trophy husband and father to his family at night. Jung Woo's life is perfect, but a murder that takes place in his home on the night of his daughter's 6th birthday changes it all for him. He wakes up in a prison cell, knowing nothing about what happened that night, but he happens to find himself with four fellow prison mates who help him to find justice for his family. Fighting one trial at a time, while suffering the effects of short term amnesia, Jung Woo makes his way to Min Ho, a chaebol who happens to have some issues with him. Though he's a seasoned law enforcer, Jung Woo knows that he's against South Korea's giants, and his case will be a tough cookie to swallow. Will justice prevail, or would corruption persist?

Ji Wan has lived under the care of his stepmother after his father's death and has nothing to boast about in his family and educational background, but he has high self-esteem. He succeeds in joining Nuga World, and his life changes. Hyun Do is Ji Wan's friend and Nuga World's successor. He has been involved with many women, but as he meets Eun Soo, Ji Wan's stepsister, he falls in love with her. Young Ju is Eun Soo's friend and now has a crush on Ji Wan. What phase will the relationship between the struggles of life, love, and family relations face in each of the four youths' positions?

The value was changed from A drama portraying the lives of doctors who struggle to bring happiness to families and children, "Good Doctor" deals with the pediatricians who save the lives of young children through a steadfast sense of duty and the pain and agony these doctors face. The raw, uncut reality of a pediatrics department bound to be substandard due to the upper management's strict pursuit of profit and a completely illogical insurance system. The actions of the doctors, who take responsibility for the children's futures rather than just simply treating them, make one rethink the question of what adults must truly do for children. "Good Doctor" attempts to show that those with disabilities have feelings and dreams just like everyone else and that they are actually beautiful people who can touch the hearts of all. It delivers a message saying that what these people need is not sympathy and pity, but a sense of belonging, appreciation, and recognition as a member of society.

Jung Jae In (Yoo Ho Jeong) returns to her disapproving father Boo Sik's (Choi Bul Am) home in Kangwon Province after being disowned for marrying a divorced man. When her husband Tae Sub (Kim Ho Jin) is imprisoned due to business bankruptcy, she brings her stepdaughter Eun Soo (Kim Sae Ron) and daughter Hyun Soo (Ahn Seo Hyun) to her family home. After selling her possessions to bail Tae Sub out of jail, Jae In discovers he leaves with a mysterious woman, shattering her world. Forced to confront her strained family relationships, Jae In must now navigate the emotional challenges of her failed marriage and seek reconciliation with her father. This is a 2000s South Korean family drama exploring themes of forgiveness, family bonds, and personal resilience.

In 1969, ten-year-old Young Rae (Park Ji Bin) lives with his single mother (Shin Ae Ra) in the countryside, where she sells illegally imported cosmetics to make ends meet. Young Rae is determined and resilient, but he is deeply affected by being called "fatherless" by other kids. However, his life changes when he hears that his father, who he thought was dead, is actually alive and living in Seoul. Unfortunately, Seoul is a long and expensive train ride away from Young Rae's hometown. To try and raise money for a train ticket, Young Rae begins selling ice cream bars, but encounters numerous obstacles from ice cream thieves to his own mother opposing his efforts. Will Young Rae ever be able to meet his father? This award-winning 2006 Korean movie was directed by Yeo In Kwang.