• Snowdrop
• Descendants of the Sun
• Something in the Rain
• Save Me
• Youth of May

Snowdrop

“Snowdrop” is set against the backdrop of the 1987 Democracy Movement in South Korea and was adapted from the handwritten notes of a man who escaped from a political prison camp in North Korea.In November and December of 1987, Snowdrop takes place. A female university student named Eun Yeong-ro (Jisoo) discovers a graduate student named Lim Soo-ho (Jung Hae-in) drenched in blood and hides him from the authorities in her dorm room. But it turns out that Soo-ho is not who he seems to be. The two’s tale develops while political unrest plays out in the background, and they start dating.

Descendants of the Sun

The leader of a South Korean Special Forces unit is Yoo Si-jin (Song Joong-ki). When they catch a young guy stealing a motorcycle while off-duty, he is with his friend Master Sergeant Seo Dae-young (Jin Goo). During the chase, the thief, Kim Gi-bum (Kim Min-seok), sustains an injury and is consequently taken to the hospital. After realising that the burglar had taken his cellphone, Dae-young and Si-jin head to the hospital to collect it.Si-jin first encounters Dr. Kang Mo-yeon (Song Hye-kyo) in the emergency room, where he feels a strong attraction to her. Si-call jin’s sign is “Big Boss,” and Mo-Yeon overhears Dae-young refer to him as such, leading her to believe that she is a member of the thief’s criminal gang.

Yoon Myung-Ju, an army surgeon (Kim Ji-won), who turns out to be Mo-former yeon’s medical school adversary, assists him in establishing his identity.When Si-jin and Mo-Yeon start dating, their dates frequently end in the middle because Si-jin is frequently called into service. Si-jin is given the go-ahead to travel to the fictitious war-torn nation of Uruk for a peacekeeping mission. While everything is going on, Mo-Yeon is unhappy because she learned that a professorship had been given to a less qualified colleague who was related to someone in the hospital management. Si-jin asks Mo-Yeon directly to explain his sudden disappearances and employment when she encounters him again after her return.The highly classified nature of his tasks, however, prevents him from going into too much detail. They discuss their worldviews and become aware of how different they are. As a soldier, Si-jin murders to preserve life, whereas Mo-Yeon, as a doctor, upholds the Hippocratic Oath and works to save life. They agree to split ways because of their divergent philosophical viewpoints.

As a non-commissioned officer, Dae-young must decide whether to keep his connection with Myung-Ju going or risk being expelled from the army for violating the fraternisation policy. It was unpleasant because Myung-ju was the daughter of the Special Forces commander, who was Si-and jin’s his superior.After rejecting the hospital director’s love advances eight months later, Mo-Yeon is forced against her will to lead a group of medical volunteers to Uruk as payback for her rejection of the hospital director. In Uruk, Si-jin and Mo-yeon reunite and learn more about one another’s roles as their teams deal with an earthquake and a virus, as well as a notorious warlord who was once in the military and fought with Si-jin but now takes advantage of the city’s corrupt government to profit from human and arm trafficking. The two begin dating after Mo-yeon unintentionally expresses her feelings in Uruk, much to the delight of their respective teams.She gradually accepts the prospect that he could be murdered while serving, as well as the possibility that she might never know his exact whereabouts.

In the meantime, Myung-ju nearly perishes in quarantine after contracting the virus, and Dae-young, who is often stoic, eventually musters the courage to be more affectionate toward her.After returning to Korea, Si-jin and Mo-yeon stay together until Si-jin and Dae-young are dispatched on a secret mission, during which they vanish and are presumed killed. After Si-passing jin’s had been mourned for months, Mo-yeon decides to honour him by joining a medical team dispatched to Albania while Myung-ju was assigned to a medical mission in Uruk.On the day of their one-year death anniversary, Si-jin discovers her here, while Dae-young travelled to Uruk to locate Myung-ju after informing the military headquarters that they were still alive. Si-jin revealed to Mo-yeon that “a buddy from afar,” a North Korean soldier Si-jin had previously assisted, had saved him and Dae-young from captivity after their reunion. All four couples—Si-jin and Mo-yeon, Myung-ju and Dae-young—are joyfully reunited.

Something in the Rain

The show examines a couple’s relationship as it develops from being just acquaintances to a serious relationship. Joon-hee (Jung Hae-in) is an animator at the video game company Smilegate Entertainment in his early 30s, and Jin-ah (Son Ye-jin) is a district supervisor in her 30s who works for the real-life Korean chain of coffee shops called Coffee Bay. When he returns from working abroad, Jin-ah, who has been close friends with Joon-sister hee’s since childhood, is there to welcome him. The episodes provide a close-up look at how they meet, fall in love, deal with their age disparities (which are taboo in some circles), and muster the bravery to tell everyone about their relationship.

Save Me

Following the failure of her father’s business, Im Sang-mi and her family relocate from Seoul to the neighbourhood of Muji County.

The majority of the county is under the control of the religious cult Goseonwon, which has a sizable following. The cult poses as a serene church, but on the inside it harbours dark secrets, acts of torture, murder, and even sinisterly darker ambitions that trick even its most ardent devotees.

Sang-jin, Sang-twin mi’s brother, is brutally tormented and assaulted at school despite walking with a limp from birth. He jumps from the school building to end his life since he can no longer bear this abuse. Sang-family mi’s is torn apart by this. Sang Mi’s mother quickly loses her mind, which makes Sang Mi hate the religious cult that she holds responsible for her mother’s depravity.Sang-family mi’s is torn apart by this. Sang Mi’s mother quickly loses her mind, which makes Sang Mi hate the religious cult that she holds responsible for her mother’s condition.

Her parents are lured into Goseonwon by the cult’s leader who takes advantage of their precarious situation. Her father is completely brainwashed despite Sang-frequent Mi’s protestations that there is something wrong with the cult. Sang-mi is entrapped and unable to go since her mother is unstable and her father is under the cult’s grasp.Three years later, Sang-mi meets her former classmate Han Sang-hwan, the county chief’s son and current law student, together with his two friends Jung-hoon and Man-hee by accident. They hear her pleading, “Save me.” Sang-hwan becomes more and more determined to save her and reveal the cult to the county as he strives to atone for the wrongs of his past. Dong-chul, his third friend and convicted murderer, as well as Jung-hoon and Man-hee assist him in his objective; however, they are unaware that the cult is only the beginning. In the tug of war over Sang-mi, the characters use their respective skills to try to outsmart one another.

Youth of May

The 1980 Gwangju Uprising is the backdrop for Youth of May, which centres on the romance between nurse Kim Myung-Hee and medical student Hwang Hee-Tae (Lee Do-hyun) (Go Min-si). The play is about the love and friendships of young people who would have otherwise led ordinary lives rather than the frontlines of the Gwangju Uprising.

When Hwang Hee-Tae (Lee Do-hyun) is accepted with honours into the Seoul National University College of Medicine, he becomes the pride of Gwangju. His closest buddy Kyung-Soo, a fervent supporter of democracy, insists that they build a clandestine clinic for students who are evading the law. One day, a demonstration results in the injury of a factory worker.Hee-Tae is required to attend a meeting with a potential marriage partner set up by his father in exchange for paying the costs of covertly transporting himself and the factory worker to his hometown. Hee-Tae meets Myung-Hee (Go Min-si), a nurse who is enduring life’s challenges, at this encounter. Only because she needs to raise the money for the airfare to go study in Germany does she agree to attend this conference in lieu of her buddy Soo-Ryeon (Keum Sae-rok). Myung-Hee and Hee-Tae do, however, end up falling in love.

Hee-Tae and Myung-Hee encounter a twist of fate in May 1980 amid the fervent fervour and calls for democracy that resonate across Gwangju.

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