Shi-Hyun is a girl who has nothing but bad luck - at least, that's what everyone believes. In some ways, Shi-Hyun herself believes this and tries to stay away from the people she loves the most. As a result, she has developed an outer shell, making her look tough and indifferent even with the constantly bullying. But when she transfers to a different high school, a fresh start brings unfamiliar characters - and new challenges - into her life.

Shi-Hyun is on cloud nine when the storm comes rolling in. Her life never runs short of drama. Ma-Hyun finally confesses his love to Shi-Hyun and becomes her "boyfriend." Shi-Hyun cares about him, but she still has feelings for Shi-Woo. Meanwhile, Hee-Soo has a plan to get revenge on Shi-Hyun for embarrassing her sister in kendo. If love doesn't break Shi-Hyun’s spirits, maybe hate will.

Da-Min invites Shi-Hyun to the television station with him, where it seems that more than a few people have taken interest in her. Will Shi-Hyun fall hard after getting caught up in a celebrity whirlwind?

Ma-Hyun finally finds out that Shi-Hyun is friends with Da-Min! The two sworn friends now insist the other must give up Shi-Hyun. Who will prevail?

The final volume! Shi-Hyun starts to feel like she has to compete for Ma-Hyun's love with the girl she used to be before she lost her memory - a competition that's rigged from the start! And Shi-Woo, seeing the pain Ma-Hyun is causing Shi-Hyun, decides it's time to stop pretending to be her brother and deal with Ma-Hyun once and for all. When everything comes crashing down, will Shi-Hyun be any closer to the truth about her amnesia - and her extraordinary bad luck?

Monarchy ended long ago in Korea, but there are still other countries with kings, queens, princes and princesses. What if Korea had continued monarchism? What if all the beautiful palaces which are now only historical relics were actually filled with people? What if the glamorous royal family still maintained the palace customs? Welcome to a world where Korea still has the royal family, and high school girl Che-Kyung has to marry the prince - who apparently is a total bastard!

Following her very public, nationally televised wedding to Prince Shin, Chae-Kyung's life in the palace grows more complicated. The newlyweds argue about anything and everything. But when Chae-Kyung becomes terribly homesick, Shin takes her to visit her family. During their visit, the prince experiences what it's like to live as a commoner.

Following her wedding of the century to the crown prince, Chae-Kyung begins her life as a full-blown princess. But life behind the walls of the palace proves lonely and difficult because Prince Shin keeps his distance. Will a visit home cheer Chae-Kyung up? And what happens when she goes back to school? Will her friends treat her any differently?

Chae-Kyung realizes how she truly feels about Prince Shin on the day of their return to the palace. When he accidentally discovers this and has no reaction, Chae-Kyung becomes a miserable princess. Meanwhile, Yul's mother plots to make her son the next in line for the throne.

Catsby, a twenty-something nobody, loses his girlfriend to another man - a richer man. His pal Houndu treats him to wine, women and song, but there's no forgetting the lost Persu. The thousand humiliations of youth are poured upon Catsby, who feels far too much to begin with, and whose prospects go from bad to worse. Now he's petrified by his father, now drunk on the floor, now freaking over a blind-date, now convinced it's all for nothing.

Catsby is wrestling with a whole new set of life's challenges in this volume. His first love is gone for good - or is she? Meanwhile, a new woman arrives on the scene with some very interesting ideas about what couples can get up when there's no one else around. And Catsby's trusted confidante and drinking buddy Houndu begins to reveal some surprising predilections of his own - like a weakness for married women (whose husbands he just happens to be working for!).

Volume 3 finds our hero slowly heading down the road to maturity, thanks to his deepening relationship with his new girlfriend Sun. But it wouldn't be Catsby without plenty of hilarious and touching detours along the way - like an ill-fated job interview, learning to shop (or have your sweetie shop) for winter clothes, and discovering that your "shadow" happens to look a lot like your ex-girlfriend.