If there were a guide for love, would Bunny not have been a pushover? Although she is crazy over good looks, Bunny believes sincerity is more important when dating. The result? Her first love with terrible looks and an awful personality turns out to be the worst, and she becomes known as a school-wide pushover. With the determination to never fail again, Bunny declares she will no longer act like a doormat and only date alpha males when four outstanding oppas appear before her. Bunny's heart gets no rest amid the endless parade of high-quality flirting, aimed to win her over and become her number one oppa. Is this a guide to stop being a pushover? Or is it a proper dating course for falling in love? Will Bunny the pushover transform into a dating genius?

Lee Dong Jin (Park Jin Young) is a data analyst at the top of his field, using his keen skills of perception to conduct research. But there's one thing he's never been able to figure out: why bad things constantly seem to happen to people around his high school classmate and former crush, Park Mi Jeong (Roh Jeong Eui). After the strange deaths of her father and several male classmates, Mi Jeong was labeled a "witch" by others and distanced herself from society, believing that she's cursed. A decade later, Dong Jin and Mi Jeong happen to cross paths once again, and Dong Jin is determined to get to the bottom of her "curse" once and for all. Can Dong Jin help Mi Jeong out of her isolation – even if he might be putting his own safety at risk? This drama was adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Kang Full.

Seoyeon University is rocked by an anonymous online confession post from “M”, sparking campus-wide curiosity. Determined to uncover “M’s” identity, Ma Joo A (Park Hye Soo) teams up with her friends, Cha Min Ho (NCT's Jaehyun), Seo Ji Min (Roh Jeong Eui), and Park Ha Neul (Bae Hyeon Seong). As their journey toward the truth progresses, the morphing relationships and emotions between the four friends become increasingly complex. Based on the web series “Love Playlist,” this 2021 South Korean mystery romance series was directed by Park Jin Wo and Seo Joo Wan.

Kim Soo Hyun (Jang Ki Yong), a skilled veterinarian, leads a double life as one of the world's most precise and anonymous assassins. Do Hyun Jin (Nana), a dedicated detective with a hidden compassionate side, investigates a case that brings her into Kim Soo Hyun's dangerous world. As she delves deeper into his mysterious past, she discovers unexpected connections that challenge her initial perceptions. Bound by a shared history, the two must work together to unravel a complex mystery that threatens to expose dark secrets. This is a 2019 South Korean thriller directed by Ahn Ji Sook and Nam Sung Woo.

Dal Po's real name is Ha Myung. When he was about to drown at 14, Gong Pil saved and adopted him, giving him a new name. Gong Pil believes Dal Po is his son who was lost in the sea in the past. And Dal Po tries to erase his past to live as Gong Pil's son. He even pretends to be bad at his studies even though he is brilliant and intentionally wears shabby clothes to hide his good looks. He gives up going to college due to financial difficulty at home. Still, he succeeds in becoming a reporter with unique talents thanks to the intelligence and experience he acquired by driving a taxi. Meanwhile, he has a niece who is the same age as him. She has Pinocchio syndrome, so she can't choose a job that requires some amount of lying. She decides to be a reporter, whose job is to seek the truth at all times.

This story is about 'desire, mistake, forgiveness, and salvation.' The only power making all of this possible is love. People feel desires throughout their lives. When desires blind us, we make mistakes of making choices we wouldn't have made. That's because we are human beings and because we have to live on and survive. It's not that we were born badly, nor did we have evil hearts. However, sometimes, they demand a harsher price than we have done. Life is about how to take responsibility for mistakes and forgive others.

"Full House 2" follows Lee Tae Ik (No Min Woo), a successful K-pop idol driven to reclaim his childhood home after losing his parents. As half of the duo TAKE ONE with Won Kang Hwi (Park Ki Woong), Tae Ik's goal becomes complicated when Jang Man Ok (Hwang Jung Eum), a former martial arts instructor, becomes their stylist to repay a debt. A dynamic love triangle emerges between the perfectionist Tae Ik, the free-spirited Kang Hwi, and Man Ok, creating tension and romantic complications. This drama is a sequel to the popular 2004 "Full House" series, which was based on a manhwa by Won Soo Yeon and originally starred Jung Ji Hoon and Song Hye Kyo. This is a 2012 South Korean romantic comedy series that explores themes of love, ambition, and personal redemption.

Dream High 1 is about children turning from dust into stars. Dream High 2 is about the war of the stars. A war breaks out between existing stars that transfer to Girin High School and stars that are just now beginning to shine. The question of who is really a star is meaningless to those who are already stars.It's a war to see who can rise to the top and becom the sun. They fight to become the sun, the center of the solar system around which everything revolves. Through endless friction and explosions, they work hard to shine brighter and grind their rough edges down on others to become the sun that all others revolve around. However, more than one sun exists. There is only one sun in the solar system, but many suns in the universe. This tale is of the war of stars as they seek to become the sun.