At 17, Lee Gweon Suk, a talented boxer, becomes a sensation but vanishes before her grand slam. Now a kind-hearted kindergarten teacher, she conceals her tenacious "one-two punch" personality. Everything changes when she meets Kim Tae Young, an ice-cold and arrogant sports agent notorious for exploiting athletes, bleeding them dry, and forcing them into early retirement. He is furious upon discovering that Kim Hee Won, a brother-like figure and baseball pitcher, got involved in match-fixing due to Kim Oh Bok, an illegal sports gambling operator. Tae Young approaches Gweon Suk to help resolve Kim Hee Won's situation, knowing her boxing comeback would garner significant public interest. After persistent persuasion, the "Genius Boxer Who Hates Boxing's Final Retirement" project commences as planned by Tae Young, the exploitative retirement expert. With the sports industry tainted by match-fixing criminal organizations, will Gweon Suk, the genius boxer, be able to retire in glory?

Cha Ra Ri (Kim So Hye) is devastated by her boyfriend's sudden death and contemplates suicide. Discovering their shared bucket list, she decides to honor his memory by completing the items alone. During her journey, she meets Kang Han Sol (Na In Woo), a talented K-pop trainee struggling with severe stage fright. As they work together to complete the list, an unexpected romantic connection develops between them. Their shared grief and mutual support begin to heal their wounded hearts, but questions remain about their relationship's future as the bucket list nears completion. Based on a web-based cartoon by Hyang Yang and Sop, and a film adaptation of a 2021 drama series, "Her Bucket List" is a 2022 South Korean movie directed by Hwang Kyung Sung.

Rumors surround Don Hyuk, a highly praised high school fighter, after his girlfriend's sudden suicide. Plagued by the trauma, he is quick to fight if someone even mentions her name, landing him in juvenile detention. After his release, he returns to school, where he comes across a poem written by Chan Hong, a particularly average student who has a knack for writing. Eventually, Don Hyuk discovers a clue about his girlfriend's death and approaches Chan Hong to help him investigate, and in exchange, he will serve as Chan Hong's personal bodyguard. This contractual relationship entangles them both in a series of dramatic events as they try to uncover the truth behind the suicide.

Yoon Hee (Kim Hee Ae), a recently divorced woman in her forties, struggles with depression while hiding her sadness from her teenage daughter Sae Bom (Kim So Hye). When Sae Bom discovers a letter from Japan revealing her mother's long-hidden first love, she secretly plans a trip to help her mother reconnect with her past. The journey becomes an unexpected opportunity for mother and daughter to explore their relationship and Yoon Hee's unresolved emotions. As they travel together, Yoon Hee wrestles with hope and anxiety about potentially reuniting with her first love, while Sae Bom hopes to help her mother heal and strengthen their bond. This intimate exploration of love, memory, and family connection unfolds against the backdrop of their shared adventure. "Moonlit Winter" is a 2019 South Korean movie directed by Lim Dae Hyung.

Park Choi Go (Park Sun Ho) quits his corporate job to open a chicken restaurant in a bathhouse inherited by Seo Bo Ah (Kim So Hye), an aspiring webtoon writer. Determined to reclaim her property, Bo Ah becomes an employee at the restaurant alongside Andrew Kang (Joo Woo Jae), a homeless former promising chef. As they work together, tensions rise and unexpected dynamics develop in this quirky culinary venture. Will Park Choi Go successfully transform the bathhouse into a thriving chicken restaurant and realize his dream? This is a 2019 Viki Original South Korean romantic comedy-drama directed by Lee Seung Hoon.

When three high school students receive organ donations after a mysterious murder, they develop extraordinary abilities. Min Soo Ho (Choi Jong Hun) gains super strength, Bae Yoon Young (Lee Minhyuk) can read women's minds, and Lee Yoon Ji (Kim So Hye) can foresee future events. Noh Deul Hee (Park Ha Na), the organ transplant coordinator, helps the students navigate their newfound powers. As they begin to see visions of the donor's murder, they must work together to uncover the truth and bring the killer to justice before time runs out. This is a 2017 South Korean web drama directed by Kim Jin Hwan.