The story, without the spoilers.
Han Ji-eun is a cheerful young writer living in a beautiful house called Full House, built by her late father. While she is away on a trip arranged by her so-called friends, her house is sold to Lee Young-jae, Korea's most famous actor. Ji-eun returns to find a stranger living in her home, and after a messy series of misunderstandings, the two agree to a contract marriage so she can stay in her own house. Full House is a classic romantic comedy from K-drama's early wave: bright, silly, endlessly quotable and full of the bickering-to-love formula that defined a generation. Rain and Song Hye-kyo were both young stars finding their footing, and their chemistry is playful and genuine. The plot is thin, the misunderstandings are many, and some humour has dated. But as a piece of history — the drama that helped carry Hallyu across Asia — it remains a joyful, easy watch.
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