A Korean romantic comedy which features some of the same type of inanity which can be found in any romantic comedy film. The film is broken into two parts with an added 'overtime' section at the end. The first part features the developing relationship between Gyeon-woo and the beautiful unnamed 'girl'. Gyeon first encounters her completely drunk in the subway and reluctantly saves her. She is suffering from the traumatic breakup of a previous relationship. He is a sensitive guy and through subsequent encounters in the first half of the film, he falls in love and ends up doing anything for her, despite her mistreatment of him. In the second half, things get more complex as the audience discovers some of the reasons for her bizarre and abusive (but in a funny way) behavior. The 'overtime' resolves the film in the romantic comedy tradition.

The relationship in the movie mocks and exaggerates the modern Korean love experience. The guy is hapless, sincere and lovestruck. The girl is smart and cruel yet her cruelty can be explained by personal tragedy and is excused by her pursuit of love and her desire to overcome her loss. Gyeon must suffer to prove his love. The resulting physical comedy is on a par with Hollywood (meaning terribly unfunny) but some Korean wackiness and legitimate poignancy salvages this film from total ignominy. Fortunately, the story is not as straight forward and is therefore not quite as conventionally sappy as the Hollywood equivalent. But do not expect this film to be good enough to transcend its shopworn genre.