Seong Tae Hun thought moving his family from Seoul to Yeonriri—a village nicknamed the “clean yet fierce zone”—would be a short detour. Instead, it becomes an involuntary sentence. His company, “Mat Story,” threatens to uproot the village’s fragile peace, pitting him against Im Ju Hyeong, the stubborn village head, and Nam Hye Seon, the formidable women’s association president.
Meanwhile, Tae Hun’s son, Seong Ji Cheon, harbors a secret: he dropped out of medical school, trading scalpels for an unknown future. In Yeonriri, he meets Im Bo Mi, the headstrong daughter of his father’s new rivals. What begins as awkward proximity deepens into something neither expected—love born from the chaos of clashing families.
As cabbages are harvested and tempers ferment, two generations collide: the elders fighting for tradition, the young searching for truth. Can a city family desperate to escape find roots in a place they never wanted to call home? In Yeonriri, healing arrives like morning mist—quiet, unexpected, and impossible to force.
