- Overview
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A Happy Ending at All Costs is a fantasy romance novel with a time leap that portrays the conflict, misunderstanding, love, and reconciliation of a couple who has a contractual marriage. A Happy Ending at All Costs was serialized into a Naver Webnovel and gained massive popularity among readers of all ages.
- Book Intro
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Yeonwoo Lee and Seonjae Gang have been married for two years. On the day their divorce is finalized, Yeonwoo quite calmly accepts it because she doesn’t want to be in a marriage of convenience anymore. She and her now ex-husband separately walk out of family court. As she walks down the street, she gets a text message from her ex-husband, a vice president of a department store, stating that 100 million won (88,000 USD) has been sent to her as a divorce present. Yeonwoo turns around to complain to him about it. At that moment, she sees her ex-husband get hit by a car while trying to pick up his wedding ring, which had fallen to the ground. On a rainy day, she has a funeral for him. When she gets home, she finds a birthday card that Seonjae had sent to her, and she bursts out sobbing. The next morning, she wakes up in a familiar place. It is their matrimonial home, where she had written him a letter 100 days ago to ask him for a divorce.
Now that she has traveled time to the past, Yeonwoo tries to save her marriage in order to change Seonjae’s fate. Regardless of how she feels about him, she believes that it is her humanitarian duty to save his life, and she begins to check her husband’s health. Seonjae is truly confused about his wife’s overnight change, but gradually he opens his heart to her. He learns about Yeonwoo’s painful past and regrets not having known anything about her. Their “genuine” marriage life begins only in their second life. Can Yeonwoo save her husband from his tragic fate?
- About the Author
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Plada (Hyeyeon Sohn)
Plada was born in Boeun, Chungcheong Buk-do. She graduated from Yonsei University with a Korean language and literature major and worked as an account executive at an advertising agency. She made her literary debut with the serial publication of her work I’d Like to Order You on Naver Webnovel. Her other published works include Everybody Has a Devil Inside, An Example of a Boyfriend, Teach Me, and A Hero in Ordinary Life. I’d Like to Order You was made into a drama in 2015.
