It's Okay, That's Love — Season 1
Jang Jae Yeol lives a vibrant life as both a celebrated mystery writer and the host of a popular radio show – though beneath his charmingly playful exterior lies a struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Meanwhile, Dr. Ji Hae Soo is a dedicated psychiatrist, fiercely ambitious in her career but guarded when it comes to matters of the heart. Their first encounter sparks an immediate clash; these two strong personalities are determined not to yield. Yet, amidst the constant bickering and playful antagonism, something unexpected blossoms – a genuine connection that reveals surprising compatibility. As Jae Yeol and Hae Soo tentatively navigate their feelings, they find themselves drawn to healing each other’s hidden vulnerabilities. However, their budding romance faces a serious challenge when it becomes clear that Jae Yeol's mental health concerns run deeper than either of them initially realized.

The night pulsed with revelry for Jae Yeol, his midnight kiss abruptly fractured by an unforeseen arrival. Meanwhile, Hae Soo found herself unexpectedly called upon to appear on a talk show with little notice.

Despite the pain of her actions, Hae Soo’s selfless choice to aid another patient, even at her own expense, does not go unnoticed by Jae Yeol. He finds himself indebted to her, a debt he is eager to repay. Though she sustains an injury to h…

Jae Yeol addressed his brother, Jae Beom, a resolve hardening within him. He made a decision then and there: Hae Soo would be asked to leave. Perhaps a single kiss would be a sufficient price for her departure.

The shared night in Jae Yeol’s apartment fostered a deepening intimacy between them. Following the disorienting kiss, Jae Yeol seemed to inhabit the role of confidant, perhaps even something more akin to a therapist for Hae Soo.

Jae Yeol texted Hae Soo, confessing that she had stirred something within him, a fleeting warmth in his chest. Hae Soo interpreted the message with a different feeling entirely, and their connection continued, steady as a ship at sea.

Uncovering Jae Yeol’s peculiar affinity for the restroom, Hae Soo learns further details of his character. Meanwhile, Dong Min wrestles with the decision of whether to finally reveal the truth about himself.

Just before their departure, Hae Soo glimpsed a facet of Jae Yeol she hadn't encountered before. Having now witnessed the interior of his bathroom, she was left profoundly taken aback.

Jae Yeol and Hae Soo embarked on a journey to a distant land, where they first encountered Jae Yeol’s mother. An initial rapport blossomed between them, though challenges were not long in appearing.

The kiss, shared on the shore beneath the sliver of a crescent moon, dissolved into the recurring horror of Gang Woo’s accident. Hae Soo offered comfort to Jae Yeol, but the solace proved fleeting.

Jae Yeol is leaving. Hae Soo doesn’t understand the reason, a knot of uncertainty tightening in her stomach. Disappointment settles upon her, yet she holds it back, unable to reveal the depth of her feeling to him just now.

Hae Soo believed herself to be someone Jae Yeol would never choose as a wife, likely someone he would discard. He conceded her assessment was accurate, though the truth of the matter lay far more complicated within him.

The security camera footage reveals a startling truth: Gang Woo is not who he claims to be. Now, the burden falls to Dong Min to deliver this unwelcome revelation to Jae Yeol. Hae Soo remains unresponsive to his advances.

The truth of Gang Woo and Jae Yeol’s struggles with their minds reached Hae Soo, and she offered what comfort she could. Yet, as she extended her support, Gang Woo’s vitality began a slow, inevitable decline.

The phone rang, and Jae Yeol recognized Gang Woo's number. It came just after a night spent with Hae Soo. A sense of finality settled in, a quiet ache of loss. This call felt like a severing, a potential end to the fragile connection betwee…

The woman Hae Soo has come to believe is her true love remains beyond her reach, while Jae Yeol is confined by the walls of a psychiatric institution, a prisoner of his schizophrenia.

Their journey together had begun, yet it was far from tranquil. Hae Soo’s mother and sister harbored a deep disapproval of Jae Yeol’s untidy nature, casting a shadow over their burgeoning union.


