After renowned heart specialist Cha Seung Do's (Park Shin Yang) daughter Cha So Mi (Lee Re) begins exhibiting strange and terrifying symptoms after a heart transplant, he and his wife fear that something has gone horribly wrong. Desperate to save her, they turn to Priest Bahn Hae Sin (Lee Min Ki), who believes So Mi is possessed by a demon and performs an exorcism, but So Mi tragically dies during the ritual. Devastated and in denial, Seung Do refuses to accept her death, convinced that her heart is still beating. Over the three days of So Mi's funeral, Seung Do and Priest Bahn clash over the reality of the situation – but supernatural forces beyond their control lurk just below the surface.

Lawyer Deul Ho is back at it again. After he gets into deep trouble with a previous case, he finds himself homeless again in the streets of Seoul. Living a hazardous help life away from the business of law, he finds himself in a mixup with his long-time friend's daughter So Mi. He faces many cases ahead to find justice for his brethren Jung Gun.

Jo Deul Ho was once a star prosecutor who had the brightest future ahead of him. One day, he witnessed intolerable corruption in the government sector, and he couldn't condone it. As a consequence, he lost everything he had, including his position in the prosecutor's office. Now he became a lawyer in a small town, committed to justice and protecting the innocent people in the town.

Kwang Ho (Park Shin Yang), a powerful crime lord's right-hand man, finds his life dramatically altered after surviving a knife attack by the ambitious Tae Joo (Kim Jung Tae). Mysteriously possessed by a spirit, Kwang Ho is thrust into an unexpected journey when fortune-teller Myung (Uhm Ji Won) reveals he is destined to become a shaman. Struggling to maintain his criminal lifestyle while navigating his new supernatural abilities, Kwang Ho attempts to keep his two worlds separate. However, when Tae Joo and his men begin to uncover his secret, Kwang Ho must confront the challenges of his dual existence and protect himself from those who seek to destroy him. This supernatural comedy explores the tension between a criminal's old life and an unexpected spiritual calling. "Man on the Edge" is a 2013 South Korean supernatural comedy film directed by Jo Jin Kyu.

Kim Hong Do, the best painter of the Joseon era and favored by the king, meets Yoon Bok, who possesses exceptional talent, at Dohwaseo. Kim Ho Do is jealous of his student Yoon Bok because he doesn't have his talent. Yet, he feels attracted to him, which is strictly forbidden. Kim Hong Do doesn't know that Yoon Bok, because of his exceptional talent, hides that he is a woman from the moment he enters Dohwaseo. However, upon being discovered, Yoon Bok, for the crime of ignoring strict rules and painting as she pleases, is almost chased out of Dohwaseo. With the help of Hong Do, who recognizes Yoon Bok's talent, the crisis is averted. The most famous painters of the Joseon era, Kim Hong Do and Shin Yoon Bok, have a true story not left in history, but in paint.

Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, Han Ki Ju has never tasted failure or defeat in his life. He has it all: handsome looks, witty personality and gentlemanly manners. But because of his experience in arranged marriage and divorce, he's scared of love. But after Kang Tae Young, who left for Paris out of the longing for her late father who used to be a cameraman and just so happens to work for Ki Ju as his housekeeper, walks into his life, he starts his first love at the age of 31. Full of sensitivity and a sense of justice, Tae Young only wants one thing in life - to find love. With her candid charm, she wins the hearts of Ki Ju and his nephew Soo Hyuk. Can she overcome the difference in their social status? Between Ki Ju and Soo Hyuk, who will she choose?