Characters

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  JIN MU-HAK / cast. Kim Min-jae

  There's not a job he hadn't tried since he was young. He's a born businessman and has an instinct to always sniff out money. When Nakcheon, whom he met through his brother's introduction and lent money to, dies, he rushes to the art museum, worrying about not getting his money back. And there, he meets Dali, who had been waiting anxiously. Even after pressuring her to pay back $2,000,000, he learns about her misfortune and decides to take part in operating the museum. Whenever he stands in front of Dali, he's ashamed of his ignorance and wishes of becoming a better person...
  There's not a job he hadn't tried since he was young. He's a born businessman and has an instinct to always sniff out money. When Nakcheon, whom he met through his brother's introduction and lent money to, dies, he rushes to the art museum, worrying about not getting his money back. And there, he meets Dali, who had been waiting anxiously. Even after pressuring her to pay back $2,000,000, he learns about her misfortune and decides to take part in operating the museum. Whenever he stands in front of Dali, he's ashamed of his ignorance and wishes of becoming a better person...
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  KIM DALI / cast. Park Gyuyoung

  Dali, the only daughter of a classy and reputable ChungSong Family, has never worried about money in her life. But one day, she has nowhere to go due to her father's sudden death and bankruptcy, and that's when she meets Muhak. At first, he, a firm believer in cost-effectiveness, was a shock to Dali, but his perspective, which is completely different from her own, helps the museum escape the crisis. Although she never admits it, she's drawn to Muhak's meticulousness and audacity...
  Dali, the only daughter of a classy and reputable ChungSong Family, has never worried about money in her life. But one day, she has nowhere to go due to her father's sudden death and bankruptcy, and that's when she meets Muhak. At first, he, a firm believer in cost-effectiveness, was a shock to Dali, but his perspective, which is completely different from her own, helps the museum escape the crisis. Although she never admits it, she's drawn to Muhak's meticulousness and audacity...
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  JANG TAE-JIN / cast. Kwon Yul

  He is Dali's first love. If you describe everything opposite to Muhak, that's Taejin. He helps Dali in every way possible, but there's strong elitism behind his gentlemanly manners and kind smile. Three years ago, he didn't marry Dali and left her with indelible wounds. He dreams of getting back together with her, but he finds himself at a crossroads when his company gets involved in the redevelopment of Dali's art museum.
  He is Dali's first love. If you describe everything opposite to Muhak, that's Taejin. He helps Dali in every way possible, but there's strong elitism behind his gentlemanly manners and kind smile. Three years ago, he didn't marry Dali and left her with indelible wounds. He dreams of getting back together with her, but he finds himself at a crossroads when his company gets involved in the redevelopment of Dali's art museum.
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  JOO WON-TAK / cast. Hwang Hee

  He was an orphan who Dali's father, Nakcheon, sponsored. Now, he's a detective working in the violent crimes unit, but whenever he stands in front of Dali, he turns into a softy. He had a crush on Dali for a long time but always thought she was out of reach. But when Dali, whom he believed would never need his help, faces financial difficulty, he sacrifices himself to help her, who doesn't know anything about the world. In the meantime, he raises some doubts about the death of Dali's father, Nakcheon.
  He was an orphan who Dali's father, Nakcheon, sponsored. Now, he's a detective working in the violent crimes unit, but whenever he stands in front of Dali, he turns into a softy. He had a crush on Dali for a long time but always thought she was out of reach. But when Dali, whom he believed would never need his help, faces financial difficulty, he sacrifices himself to help her, who doesn't know anything about the world. In the meantime, he raises some doubts about the death of Dali's father, Nakcheon.