Gyeyagjig Anae

Park Minho, scion of a major Korean corporation, seeks a marriage of convenience to satisfy his demanding father. He finds in Lee Jinyoung a woman who shares his view that marriage should be a business arrangement rather than an emotional entanglement. Jinyoung, shaped by painful experiences and focused on her own goals, agrees to the arrangement, offering to fulfill the role of a devoted wife and daughter-in-law in return for financial assistance. Their agreement is clear and practical, yet as their contract takes effect, uncertainty remains about whether their relationship could evolve beyond its initial terms.