Wol
Ryung is a legendary, immortal creature, living in the mountains of
South Korea. One day he meets a mortal woman during the Joseon era,
and decides to pursue a course that will make him mortal, too. This
mortal, Seo Hwa, witnessed her father's brutal murder – Jo
Gwan-woong had framed her father, his friend, for treason, all in an
effort to sleep with her. (Noble families who are disgraced are sold
as state slaves – gisaengs, or glorified prostitutes.) Wol Ryung
saves Seo Hwa, and she marries him, but she doesn't know his true
nature. Seo Hwa ends up betraying Wol Ryung once she sees his beast
form, turning him into a thousand-year demon, and she then gives
birth to their son alone. The half-human, half-monster baby is found
by a benevolent merchant and raised as a human for 20 years. When the same villain
that destroyed his mother's family threatens Kang Chi's adoptive
family, will he choose to become fully human like his father tried to
do, or use his gumiho powers to stop Jo Gwan-woong once and for all?
Gullu (Parineeti Chopra from “Ladies vs Ricky Bahl”) is a feisty
shoe store clerk who can't find a suitable match in all her father's
marriage pairings. The widower can't afford to pay a large dowry,
which means Gullu is stuck with losers for suitors. After watching a news report, Gullu
hatches a plan to pursue her dream to study in America while
collectively getting revenge on every greedy, dowry-hungry family
she's had to face in the past. Concerned that his daughter will be
left alone in the world, Abdul agrees to pose as a wealthy
businessman to lure a greedy husband for his daughter. Gullu will
then use India's anti-dowry law to sue or blackmail the man who
marries her. But what happens when the man they decide to go after
doesn't want a dowry?
Proud
psychiatrist Ji Hae-soo crosses paths with arrogant author and radio
DJ Jang Jae-yeol (Jo In-sung, very handsome) while discussing his
latest thriller on a talk show. The two despise each other at first,
but they keep being thrown together and a mutual interest develops.
Jae-yeol soon discovers that Hae-soo has anxiety related to intimacy
and sex in relationships, and she discovers he has OCD and has to
sleep in a bathtub at night instead of on a bed. When one of them
discovers they have a serious mental illness - in addition to their
current issues - will their relationship survive?
High
school student Jang Hye-sung witnesses a grisly murder then testifies
in court, helping to put the murderer in jail. The young boy, Park
Soo-ha, whose father was killed, vows to find Hye-sung again so he
can protect her when the murderer is released. Meanwhile Hye-sung has
landed a job as a public defense attorney, and that's when she and
Soo-ha meet up again. She learns that he has the unique ability to
hear other people's thoughts when he looks them in the eye, and he
helps Hye-sung win some of her court cases. But what will happen when
the murderer finishes his sentence and is released from prison, bent
on seeking revenge?