Boys Over Flowers

The Korean adaptation of the smash hit Hana Yori Dango begins with Jan Di, a poor yet feisty schoolgirl who finds herself embroiled with a group of rich, popular boys who consider the school their own personal playground. Can Jan Di withstand their attitudes, or will she have to dish out her own brand of justice?

When Jan-di's brother discovers a scandalous story about a girl from her high school that is pregnant, she goes on a search to discover who the mysterious Miss K is. Little does she know that the other students have their own theory about the strange rumor.

With her brand-new makeover, Jan Di turns more than one head, which leads Jun Pyo to take drastic measures in his jealousy. Meanwhile, Ji Hoo and Seo Hyun navigate their past, and Seo Hyun and Jan Di share a meaningful moment that has unforeseen consequences when Ji Hoo thinks Jan Di is butting into his life.

Ji Hoo follows Seo Hyun overseas, leaving behind a scattered F3 and a mess of confusing feelings for Jan Di. Ga Eul meets with Yi Jung to deliver a warning. Jun Pyo decides he and Jan Di should officially date, but neither is prepared for what happens when jealous rivals make it their mission to break them up.

The attack on Jan Di leads Jun Pyo to decide that everyone needs a break, so they all pack up and head off for a beautiful weekend at an island resort. There's only one problem: Ji Hoo has returned from overseas, and he isn't going to keep silent about his feelings for Jan Di anymore.

Tensions mount as Ji Hoo throws his hat into the ring for Jan Di's heart. Jun Pyo can't stop him from expressing his feelings, but he isn't going to take it lying down. How far will he go to stop his former best friend? And what does Jan Di think about it all?

The arrival of Jun Pyo's older sister means that Jan Di has a new confidant for her conflicted feelings. Jun Hee is beautiful, smart, and completely unafraid to smack some sense into her silly little brother if she feels he's being difficult. Will her unique brand of her tough love solve their problems once and for all?

The race for Jan Di's heart turns literal when Jun Pyo and Ji Hoo decide on a series of competitions to settle their differences. But can they stick to the rules and compete without bloodshed? Meanwhile, Ga Eul can't stop thinking about Yi Jung, and Jun Hee makes her exit, but not without some special advice for Jan Di.

Jun Pyo meets Jan Di's family, and to everyone's surprise, they immediately hit it off. Could this be a positive sign for the future? Ga Eul grows closer to Yi Jung when a bad date breaks her heart and he's there to pick up the pieces. Is there more to him than just the arrogant playboy?

Jan Di and Jun Pyo have reached a tentative understanding, but Jun Pyo's mother doesn't think a "commoner" is good enough for her son, and she'll take drastic measures to see that a relationship doesn't happen. Meanwhile, Ga Eul can't deny her feelings for Yi Jung anymore, but Yi Jung has no interest in romance.

Jan Di makes a new friend, but his ulterior motives threaten more than just her relationship with Jun Pyo. Will anyone be able to save her in time? Yi Jung tries to ignore his growing concern for Ga Eul. Ji Hoo tries to do the right thing as friendships and families are put to the test.

After the events of the warehouse, everyone takes a breath and enjoys a trip to a ski resort. Jun Pyo and Jan Di are closer than ever, and even Yi Jung and Ga Eul seem to be making strides. But things are brewing with Jun Pyo's mother... and the consequences will be far-reaching and emotionally devastating.

Six months after Jun Pyo leaves everything behind, Jan Di travels to Macau to confront him and demand answers. But the new, all-business Jun Pyo doesn't seem to have time for her, so it's up to the remaining members of the F4 to cheer her up and give her hope for the future.

Still in Macau, Jan Di meets a friendly stranger named Jae Kyung, but of course there's more to the story that what meets the eye. The F4 confront Jun Pyo about how he's treating Jan Di. What secrets are driving him to ignore the girl he loves? How did his mother get to him?

Jun Pyo is falling to pieces without Jan Di, but reconciliation is further than ever when his mother makes a surprise announcement about his future. Jan Di wonders if the pain is even worth it. Ji Hoo tries his hand at damage control. Jae Kyung just wants to go home.

She may be Jun Pyo's new fiancee, but Jan Di finds it hard to hate the fun, friendly Jae Kyung, which gets her into trouble when Jae Kyung wants advice for the best way to win Jun Pyo's heart. Jun Pyo's mother isn't making things any easier, either... especially now that she's targeting Jan Di's family.

Family drama abounds as Ji Hoo struggles with his past and Yi Jung is forced to deal with his philandering father. Even Jun Pyo confronts his mother, but the answers he receives do little to change the situation he's stuck in. With wedding bells looming, how much longer can the act really last?

Jae Kyung makes a move on Jun Pyo. With kisses shared and rings exchanged, their wedding seems like a done deal, but Jun Pyo can't resist one last trip to Jan Di's house. Will he be able to accept a future without her? Does Jan Di even want him anymore?

Jun Pyo's mother delivers a warning to Jan Di. Ji Hoo tries to cope with his past. Yi Jung falls into a self-destructive spiral. No one is in a good place when they meet for a housewarming party, but an impromptu game of "Truth or Dare" proves more revealing than they ever expected.

With her family gone and her wallet empty, Jan Di has little choice but to accept Jun Hee's invitation and work at the Goo mansion. But such close proximity does things to Jun Pyo's heart, and even Jae Kyung can't stay blind forever. What will happen with all major players are together under one roof?

They've dealt with amnesia, car accidents and interrupted weddings, but in the shocking finale of Boys Over Flowers, Jan Di puts her love of Jun Pyo to the ultimate test. Will they get their happily ever after, or will the romance of the plucky schoolgirl and the arrogant playboy prove too different to last?