In the romantic comedy "No Gain No Love," Son Hae-young is a woman who despises losing out on anything. For her, even love and marriage are transactions designed for personal benefit. To secure a crucial promotion at work that requires her to be married, she decides to arrange a fake wedding. She hires Kim Ji-wook, a kind and righteous part-time convenience store worker, to be her pretend husband.
What begins as a simple business arrangement soon becomes complicated as their staged relationship sparks genuine feelings. The series follows their journey from a contractual partnership to an unexpected romance, questioning whether love can truly blossom from a calculated plan. The show has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns.
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No Gain No Love is a romantic comedy TV show that aired on tvN. The story follows two very different people who are brought together by unexpected circumstances. One character is focused only on success and making money, while the other values love and relationships above all else. As they interact, their clashing views lead to funny misunderstandings, heartwarming moments, and personal growth for both of them. Along with romance, the series explores themes like ambition, friendship, and what truly matters in life. Fans enjoyed watching the chemistry between the main leads as their relationship developed over time. No Gain No Love has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns with new episodes or special content in the future.
Generated on July 19, 2025
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Meet Hae-yeong, a woman with a sharp mind for numbers and a zero tolerance for loss in any shape or form. Enter Ji-uk, the neighborhood’s kind-hearted convenience store clerk, who avoids trouble at all costs. Hae-yeong unexpectedly challenges Ji-uk with an irresistible, mind-blowing proposal, and comedic mishaps and heartfelt moments are bound to follow. What could her daring offer be?
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