Comedy / Drama
Fifteen years after being stranded on a remote island, an aspiring singer reenters society — stopping at nothing to pursue her dream of becoming a diva.
In hopes of getting discovered as a singer, Seo Mok-ha recruits Jung Ki-ho to film a video. But as terror strikes both of them, they flee for a new life.
After a fortuitous rescue, Mok-ha reenters society with a little aid from Kang Woo-hak. Later, Mok-ha gets the chance to help her idol, Yoon Ran-joo.
Ran-joo gets closer to Mok-ha — even getting her a chance to audition. But when the meeting doesn't go in their favor, Mok-ha devises another idea.
Ran-joo performs on a television program, a singing competition with her past self. Mok-ha tries to get a message out to Ki-ho, hoping he's listening.
After Mok-ha's frightening encounter with Ki-ho's father, Woo-hak begins investigating him. Mok-ha and Ran-joo get a chance to share the stage together.
Woo-hak learns the truth about his past from Kang Bo-geol. Mok-ha confronts Eun Mo-rae, the idol she could have been had she not been stranded.
During a television program, Ran-joo makes a confession and forces Mok-ha to face off against Mo-rae. A threatening encounter compels Mok-ha to run away.
Bo-geol and Woo-hak retreive Mok-ha and take her on a camping trip with their family. Mok-ha tries to track down Ran-joo to make up for a mistake.
Feeling the imminent threat of his father, Bo-geol confronts him first. After a tense exchange with Ran-joo, Mok-ha signs with RJ Entertainment.
A scary encounter with Jung Bong-wan leads to Bo-geol's family getting bad press. Ran-joo asks Mok-ha to make a hard choice about her career.
Ran-joo and Mok-ha receive negative press after meeting with reporters. The Kang family interviews with the prosecutor in their case against Bong-wan.
Bong-wan executes his final attack on the Kang family. Mok-ha prepares to release her debut song — marking the beginning of her singing career.
Seo Mok-ha
Kang Bo-geol
Yoon Ran-joo
Kang Woo-hak
Lee Seo-joon
Seo Mok-ha (young)
Eun Mo-rae
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Park Yong-gwan
Jung Bong-wan
Han Dae-woong
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