Before Death Do Us Part

For generations, the Yang and Kim families operated as bitter rivals, using legitimate construction firms as fronts for their violent underworld operations. Blood was routinely shed over even the smallest financial gains. However, the sudden emergence of a powerful new corporation threatens to dismantle both empires, forcing these longtime enemies into an uneasy alliance. To cement this fragile partnership, the families arrange a marriage between their children, Hyejin and Moogahng, binding two hostile bloodlines together through a single union. Yet, forging a genuine connection proves far more difficult than signing a contract. Hyejin remains emotionally walled off, deeply scarred by past traumas that prevent her from opening her heart to anyone. Meanwhile, Moogahng conceals his true nature behind an impenetrable veil of mystery, making him impossible to read. Neither wealth nor sacrifice seems capable of bridging the vast distance between them. Bound by duty rather than affection, the newlyweds must navigate a relationship built on suspicion and pain, leaving one lingering question: can love ever truly take root in such fractured ground?