Hyojoo lives taking care of her younger brother, a theater actor. One day he goes missing, and she meets Wonyoung, a believer of the cult 'Soulism', which her younger brother had belonged to. Hyojoo goes with Wonyoung to Ganghwa-do, where her brother might be to see the sea. Before her acknowledgement, Hyojoo starts to trust and rely on Wonyoung.

Hyojoo lives taking care of her younger brother, a theater actor. One day he goes missing, and she meets Wonyoung, a believer of the cult 'Soulism', which her younger brother had belonged to. Hyojoo goes with Wonyoung to Ganghwa-do, where her brother might be to see the sea. Before her acknowledgement, Hyojoo starts to trust and rely on Wonyoung.

Hyojoo lives taking care of her younger brother, a theater actor. One day he goes missing, and she meets Wonyoung, a believer of the cult 'Soulism', which her younger brother had belonged to. Hyojoo goes with Wonyoung to Ganghwa-do, where her brother might be to see the sea. Before her acknowledgement, Hyojoo starts to trust and rely on Wonyoung.

Love never hurt so good for two co-workers who enter a contractual relationship as partners in consensual play, pleasure and pain.

Gu Hana is a blunt blue-haired woman taking a liberal film art class. No one gives her sincere feedback on her screenplay, which is full of anger toward men. But only one person, Song Cheol, an aspiring director who wishes to make a feature film, approaches her and says, “Hey, isn’t this screenplay hatred of men?” He believes a sponsored enterprise didn’t select his screenplay because it didn’t receive the ‘extra points from woman’s film.’ He ridiculously suggests that Hana team up with him…!

Ha-neul, who is unemployed, moves to his best friend Bong-sik's house after breaking up with his lover. Together, they face the woes of love and relationships.

Seoul, 2008. On a bus heading to their hometown, fate brings Eun-ho and Jeong-won together, sparking an unlikely friendship. While battling a bustling and weary city life, they find themselves sharing lofty dreams and a love that comes to feel extraordinary. But, eventually, the harsh realities of life lead them to part ways. Over a decade after the separation, the two unexpectedly reunite on a flight back to Korea, where they reflect on their lost time.

Gu Hana is a blunt blue-haired woman taking a liberal film art class. No one gives her sincere feedback on her screenplay, which is full of anger toward men. But only one person, Song Cheol, an aspiring director who wishes to make a feature film, approaches her and says, “Hey, isn’t this screenplay hatred of men?” He believes a sponsored enterprise didn’t select his screenplay because it didn’t receive the ‘extra points from woman’s film.’ He ridiculously suggests that Hana team up with him…!