Marry Me!

On his twenty-ninth birthday, civil servant Sinn receives an unexpected and life-altering assignment. He has been selected as the inaugural participant in a radical new government initiative—an experimental law designed to pair strangers in arranged marriages. Without warning or prior consultation, he is legally bound to Mari, a deeply withdrawn recluse who has spent her life isolated from the world and untouched by its everyday pleasures. Thrust into a sudden union with a woman he has never met, Sinn must carefully navigate the complexities of building a genuine relationship from scratch. For Mari, this forced partnership represents a daunting step outside her sheltered existence, challenging her to confront the simple joys and emotional connections she has long avoided. Together, they face the delicate task of learning how to function as a married couple while bridging the vast distance between their contrasting lives. Beyond their personal struggles, their union carries significant weight for the future of the nation. As the first test case for this unprecedented social experiment, Sinn and Mari are under constant scrutiny. Their journey together will ultimately serve as the deciding factor in proving whether this controversial legislation can truly foster meaningful human connection and benefit society at large, or if it is destined to fail entirely.