Four seasons to start with
One story for each boyfriend. Every season is original and fictional, and all of them are romances.

Season 1 · 6 episodes
Rewind to the Rain
with Minho
Three weeks back in time, and he is the only one who remembers too.
The worst night of your year ended in the rain, outside a locked café at midnight. Then you woke up at that café’s corner table, three weeks earlier. The owner, Minho, remembers it too.
Episodes: The Corner Table, Small Changes, Two Weeks Less, The Rain Night, The Other Times, 11:59
Meet Minho

Season 1 · 6 episodes
The Comeback
with Jaeho
The company that fired you is being bought. The new CEO wants you to run it.
A year ago your manager took credit for your launch plan, then got you fired when his version failed. Now your old company is being bought, and the new CEO, Jaeho, wants you to lead the merger. He isn’t there to save you. He wants to watch you win.
Episodes: The Offer, The Old Office, The Rumour, Rain at Gangnam, The Board, The Comeback
Meet Jaeho

Season 1 · 6 episodes
Plus One
with Siwoo
Your best friend’s wedding, your ex at the next table, and a very willing fake date.
Your best friend Dani is getting married at a seaside hotel outside Seoul, and you are her maid of honour. Your ex will be there with a plus one, and your name card says “Guest: TBC”. Siwoo, a trainee with three days off and a suspicious amount of enthusiasm, volunteers.
Episodes: The Seating Chart, The Welcome Dinner, The Rehearsal, The Secret, Wedding Day, Plus One
Meet Siwoo

Season 1 · 6 episodes
The Portrait
with Doha
He is painting you on a wall that will come down at the end of the month.
The old shop at the end of your street is being torn down at the end of the month. The city has asked a quiet painter named Doha to cover its last wall with a mural of “the person who changed this street”. He has chosen you. He won’t say why.
Episodes: The Wall, Sitting Still, The Shop, The Letter, By Your Door, Before the Wall Comes Down
Meet Doha
Is it a game?
Think of it as an interactive K-drama more than a game with scores. If you like otome-style stories or visual novels, the choice-and-consequence part will feel familiar. The difference is that he talks to you in his own words, as it happens, and keeps what he learns about you.
Prefer plain chatting? That is what the Korean boyfriend chat is for. Not sure who to start with? Meet all four boyfriends. New to Korean? You will pick up a few words along the way. Try our Korean couple words.