The Conditions of an Easygoing Bride

Choi Dan-jung, a hotelier cursed with a peculiar dating jinx—breaking up with every partner after exactly three months—is perpetually misunderstood. Her charming smile draws attention from many men, but the rumors labeling her as “an easy woman” have left her exhausted. Desperate to escape this cycle, she impulsively declares:

“If divorce isn’t an option, then I’ll get married!”

Little does she expect a deep, baritone voice to respond immediately:

“Then marry me.”

The man standing before her is none other than Lee Min-hyuk, the CEO of Seoul’s Le Soleil Hotel—and he’s drop-dead gorgeous. His proposal? A marriage within ten days, with one condition: no divorce, ever.

“I want to marry you within ten days,” Min-hyuk says bluntly.

“What? Ten days?” Dan-jung stammers in disbelief.

“And the condition is simple: no divorce, for life.”

When Dan-jung hesitates, Min-hyuk reveals another shocking detail:

“By the way, I’m sick.”

“Sick? What do you mean?”

“I can’t feel emotions.”

Thus begins their unconventional marriage—a union between a woman desperate for eternal love and a man incapable of feeling emotions. As they navigate their “no-divorce” agreement, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways, leading to laughter, growth, and perhaps even love.