Director: Park Won-gook
Betrayal gets a second chance at revenge in Marry My Husband, a 2024 South Korean drama built around one woman's do-over at life.
What is Marry My Husband about?
Ji-won thought her marriage was steady until she caught her husband and her closest friend together, a discovery that unravels everything she believed about her own life. When a shocking turn ends that life early, she wakes up years in the past, still carrying every memory of what is coming. Given a second run at the same years, she sets out to change the outcome, and her plan starts with steering her ex-best friend toward the very man who wronged her. What follows is less a straightforward romance than a puzzle of timing, memory, and self-preservation, as Ji-won learns how much of her old life was worth saving and how much was never hers to begin with. Around her, coworkers, family, and a mysterious ally complicate a path she thought she had already mapped out.
Cast & crew
Park Min-young leads as Ji-won, with Na In-woo and Lee Yi-kyung rounding out the central triangle; Song Ha-yoon, Lee Gi-kwang, Gong Min-jeung, and Kwon BoA fill out the supporting cast. Park Won-gook directs.
Context & significance
Adapted from a popular webtoon and web novel, Marry My Husband arrived in 2024 as part of a wave of Korean revenge-fantasy dramas that blend melodrama with a speculative reset-the-clock premise. Its mix of workplace politics, family drama, and fated romance helped it stand out among that year's Korean releases, earning strong audience scores alongside its 7.8 rating. The source material's popularity meant the series arrived with an existing fan base already invested in Ji-won's second chance, which shaped how tightly the adaptation stuck to its central mystery of cause and consequence.
Where & how to watch
Marry My Husband streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, inside a Farsi-language interface built for the Iranian diaspora. Reading this page is free; watching the series requires a K-Time account login.