Never one to be considered beautiful by society’s standards, Koo Ae Jin (Shim Dal Gi) has lived a pretty miserable life. As a high school student, she is constantly tormented by her peers and even strangers on the street feel the need to insult her looks in passing. Despite being bullied by nearly everyone around her, Ae Jin has found a surprising way to cope. Utilizing her skills with both makeup and photo editing, Ae Jin leads a secret life as Genie, a wildly popular social media influencer with more than 770,000 followers. Spending hours each day applying makeup and even more hours editing her photos, every photo Ae Jin posts on social media is sure to be a hit. As enjoyable as it is to live this double life, Ae Jin is horrified when one day Genie receives a text message that changes everything. Sent an untouched photograph of herself, Ae Jin is suddenly painfully aware of the fact that someone knows her deepest secret. The question is, who? Searching desperately for the sender of that mysterious message, Ae Jin is shocked when she discovers who the culprit really is. Suddenly she finds herself wondering, how much longer will she be able to keep the truth hidden? Adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Ahum, “Shadow Beauty” is a 2021 romantic drama directed by Bang Soo In.

Oh Ha Rin (Yeri) is a 28-year-old woman whose heart still yearns for her first love and closest friend Ji Seo Jun (Hongseok). They were once as close as could be, and both had strong romantic feelings for one another. And exactly a decade ago, on the fateful day when she turned 18, she had resolved to finally come clean about her the way she felt about him...only to discover that he had taken his own life. She later discovered a note where he too confessed his romantic feelings for her. Now, 10 years on, she looks back at the tragic day. And while looking through his belongings, she happens upon a pile of eight imperviously unseen photos Ji Seo Jun had kept hidden away. Distraught by the painful memories, Oh Ha Rin burns one of the photos – only to find herself back in high school at the exact moment at which the photo was taken. Realizing that she has been gifted the power to travel back in time, she resolves to find a way to save Ji Seo Jun. But she must be prudent: With every photo she burns, she loses another chance to save his life! “Blue Birthday” is a 2021 South Korean Viki Original drama series that was directed by Park Dan Hee.

Ji Eun grew up with everything as the daughter of an influential chaebol family in Korea. When she meets Se Hoon, who comes from a poor family, he treats her like no one else, and she falls in love with him. Although Ji Eun's family is against their relationship, they get married. However, due to ongoing conflicts, Ji Eun and Se Hoon are exhausted and decide to end their marriage. Ten years later, fate ironically reverses their lives.

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.

Only the toughest will survive! The hit MBC variety program, Real Men, is back. The Korean army plans to select excellent soldiers from different units for 300 Warriors to celebrate the 70th anniversary of founding of the armed forces. New celebrity members go through the same evaluation process as the real challengers representing their units. In this season, they get to meet the soldiers from Special Forces and Korea Army Academy at Yeongcheon. Join in on the action, as they challenge their limits to become the honorable 300 warrior soldiers.

Kim Bong Yong (Sung Ji Ru) is a dedicated employee constantly pressured by his demanding boss to work late and socialize after hours, causing significant strain on his family relationships. His wife Hwa Yeon (Jeon Mi Sun) desperately wants him to spend more time at home, while his twin teenagers Woo Joo (Hongseok) and Dal Nim (Kwon So Hyun) grow increasingly emotionally distant. Only his youngest daughter Byeol Nim (Lee Ye Won) maintains a loving connection with her father. As Bong Yong's work-life balance deteriorates, the family faces a potential crisis that might ultimately force them to reconnect and rediscover their familial bonds. This is a 2017 South Korean film directed by Jin Kwang Kyo that explores the challenges of modern work culture and its impact on family dynamics.