Let's Get Hitched

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Jeodo Gyeolhoneun Cheoeumiraseoyo
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Yeon Bo-Ra is the CEO of Wedding Violet, Korea's top wedding shop. Although she's respected at work, it's the opposite at home, where she's mistreated by her grandmother and cousin, Ji-Yeong, due to her parents' past. Ji-Yeong even uses this dark secret to threaten Bo-Ra and her business. One day, out of anger, Bo-Ra proposes to top star An Do-Un, knowing Ji-Yeong has her eye on him. But not only does he accept, he actually shows extreme interest! Who knew that he would say yes to a total stranger?!

(Source: Tapas, edited)

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Themes
Traumatic Past Abuse › Emotional Economics › Debts Romance › Blind Date Violence › Stalkers
Courtship
Obsessive Love › Obsession
Kinship
Dead Parents Marriage › Proposal Single Parent › Single Mother
Mental Health
Trauma Trauma › Psychological
Activities
Crimes › Blackmail
Character Archetype
Dere Types › Yandere
Character Traits
Obsessive Character Attractiveness › Handsome Male Lead Personality Traits › Psychopaths
Appearance
Eyes
Brown Eyes › Brown-Eyed Female Lead Gray Eyes › Gray-Eyed Male Lead
Hair
Black Hair › Black-Haired Male Lead Brown Hair › Brown-Haired Female Lead
Character Types
Female Lead LGBTQ+ Characters Nationalities › Korean Protagonists › Debt-Motivated Protagonist
Female Lead
Ability Female Lead › Capable Female Lead
Background Female Lead
Abused Female Lead Rich Female Lead
Male Lead
Personality Male Lead › Doting Male Lead
Background Male Lead
Famous Male Lead Rich Male Lead
Locations
Asia › South Korea
Narrative Tropes
Backstory › Dead Family Member Love Tropes › Male Lead Falls in Love First Time Passage › Time Skip In Final Chapter/Epilogue
Plot Structure
Time Manipulation › Time Skip
Occupations
Business › CEOs Entertainment › Actor Hospitality › Wedding Planner
Relationship > Family Relationship > Family
Extended Family
Cousins Grandmother
Family Dynamics
Abusive Family Member Parental Favoritism
Parent-Child
Dead Father Dead Mother
Time Period > Period Piece
Modern Era Late Modern & Contemporary › 21st century

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