Kim Min Jong (1991)

While working as a marketing intern at the Levan Art Museum, Cha In Young (Jo Soo Min) may not be living the dream life, but she’s certainly on her way to making her long-term dreams come true. At least that was what she thought until Yoo Chan Hee (Kang Hee), her boyfriend of eight years, suddenly announced that he was going abroad to pursue his own dreams and then proceeded to dump her. Now on her own, In Young has decided to swear off men and marriage and focus solely on herself and her career.&nbsp;

Unfortunately, picking up the pieces of your broken life isn’t easy, especially not once you realize you’ve been trapped in a shady real estate scam. Now faced with the possibility of losing her home, In Young has no idea what it is she’s going to do next. At the end of her rope, In Young is willing to take drastic measures, in order to keep her home which is why she agrees to fake a relationship with one of her college juniors, Do Yoon Soo (Kim Geon Won). An art management major who has only recently returned to classes, Yoon Soo has a complicated relationship with his sunbae. But when they both find themselves in need of financial support, he agrees to “marry” In Young to receive the government aid available to newlyweds.

While a fake marriage may seem like an easy way to get what they want, it doesn’t take long for both In Young and Yoon Soo to realize this scam is going to be a lot more difficult to pull off than they originally imagined; especially once Chan Hee returns from abroad. Will these “newlyweds” be able to maintain their ruse or will their unruly hearts ruin everything?

Based on the web comic of the same name by Tari, “Ending Again” is a 2020 romantic comedy drama directed by Park Dan Hee.

Ending Again

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Choi Woong (Jung Gun Joo) and Go Min Chae (Choi Hee Jin) have been dating for eight years and they’ve done everything they dreamed of doing before settling down. Now just one thing is left on their list: getting married. The pair agrees to tie the knot, but there’s one big problem – they’re totally broke and can’t afford to have the kind of big, lavish ceremony most others their age have. They struggle to find the jobs they like, as Choi Woong finds a job at a high school and Go Min Chae ventures into the world of art. And things get very messy when love rivals also appear on the scene.

Telling their parents (and winning parental approval for their union) also isn’t as straightforward as it seems. The pressures slowly start to mount as the wedding day approaches – and even threaten to take the ultimate toll on their relationship. Will love save the day – and get their relationship back on track just in time for the big day?

“The Best Ending” is a 2019 South Korean drama series that was directed by Park Dhan Hee.

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