Sul In Ah

A CODA (Child of Deaf Adults) student born with a gift for music crash lands at an unfamiliar place after time traveling through a suspicious music shop. There, he forms the band called 'Watermelon Sugar' with other mysterious youths.

A period drama set in a turbulent Republic of Korea from the 1980s to the 1990s. It contains the fierce life, revenge, and conflict of young people who had to live after power and wealth regardless of means or means in wrong social values.

Ha Ri goes on a blind date pretending to be her best friend for a hefty cash payment - but she's horrified to realize "her" date is Tae Mu, the CEO of the company she works at. To make matters worse, he's dead set on marrying her, unaware that she's an employee of his. And the one thing he hates most? Liars.

In the present day, Jang Bong-Hwan works as a chef at the President's Blue House. He has a free spirit, but his spirit somehow finds its way into the body of Queen Kim So-Yong (Shin Hye-Sun) in the Joseon period. King Cheoljong (Kim Jung-Hyun) has secrets. He seems like a figurehead, who is gentle and easygoing. In fact, he hides his strong aspects. Queen Sunwon (Bae Jong-Ok) is the late King Sunjo's wife. She wields the true power in the country and, thus, relegates King Cheoljong as just a figurehead. Kim Jwa-Geun (Kim Tae-Woo) is Queen Sunwon's younger brother. He is extremely ambitious.

This drama follows four people as they seek love and happines. Kim Seol-A worked as an announcer in her past. She is ambitious and she is married to Do Jin-Woo. He is the CEO of a company. Moon Tae-Rang is a chef. He is the oldest brother from a family that consists of adoptees. Moon Hae-Rang is Moon Tae-Rang's younger sister. She works as a secretary for Do Jin-Woo.

A high school graduate with minimum qualifications tries to reset her life with dogged perseverance by founding a fashion company and turning into a CEO.