When Juliet Park, a sharp-tongued advertising intern who doesn’t believe in fate, collides with Sung Min-jae, a calm, annoyingly perceptive hanok restorer who very much does, in a Seoul subway station, neither of them expects more than a brief inconvenience. What begins as a missed train and a spilled coffee spirals into a series of accidental meetings across South Korea’s most intoxicating corners. neon-lit streets, quiet traditional houses, late-night convenience stores, cherry blossom sidewalks, and rooftops glowing under city lights. Juliet’s fast-paced, modern world clashes hilariously with Sung’s slower, more romantic one, creating sparks that are equal parts chaos and chemistry. With witty banter, cultural contrast, and moments that feel too intimate to be coincidences, this romance-comedy explores love in a city where the old and new exist side by side. As Juliet runs from expectations and Sung quietly waits for meaning, they must decide whether love is something you plan for… or something that finds you anyway. A warm, exotic Seoul-set rom-com about timing, tension, and two people who swear they’re not looking for love, until it shows up anyway.

"I hate you,why do u f*cking get it?...i hate u soo much,get that into ur head". Those are the words the protagonist said to the soon revealed character.