Wedding Impossible Cast, Episodes Summary (1-8), Plot Twist, Forecasting the Drama’s Next Moves!

Wedding Impossible Cast’s Introduction and Release Date

Wedding Impossible is an ongoing Korean rom-com drama series, which aired on February 26, 2024. The show telecasts one episode every Monday and Tuesday. The story of the show is based on a novel and it is co-written by Park Seul-gi and Oh Hye-won, and directed by Kwon Young-il. The lead roles in the show are played by Na Ah Jeong, Lee Ji-Han, Lee Do-Han, Yoon Chae Won.

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• Jeon Jong-seo portrays the role of Na Ah Jeong:  She is the female protagonist in this drama who gets into a contractual marriage with Lee Do-Han from the start of the drama. A character portrayed as a talented actress who has been working in her career as one, but hasn’t gotten the recognition yet.
• Moon Sang-min portrays the role of Lee Ji-Han: He is the younger brother of Lee Do-Han, well-loved and cared for by his grandfather. However, looked down upon by his step-siblings and works as an employee in the company. Despite this, nobody in his workplace knows that he comes from the chaebol family that runs the LJ Group. Lee Ji-Han is a character portrayed as one who always looks out for his older brother, desiring to make him the successor of the LJ Group.
• Kim Do-wan portrays the role of Lee Do-Han: He is the older brother of Lee Ji-Han who is pressured to get married; however, harbouring a deep secret that prevents him from marrying that makes him devise various plans to enter into a contractual marriage with his friend, who is the female protagonist in the drama.
• Bae Yoon Kyung portrays the role of Yoon Chae Won:  She, as the CEO of Taeyang Corporation, is brought into the picture by Lee Ji Han as a potential bride for his older brother, Lee Do-han, as it would also be beneficial to the LJ Group.
• Kwon Hae-hyo portrays the role of Hyun Dae Ho: He is the grandfather of Lee Do-Han and Lee Ji-han, who is also the CEO of the LJ Group who is extremely overprotective over the two grandsons, Lee Ji-Han and Lee Do Han.
• Park Ah-in portrays the role of Choi Seung Ah: She is the half-sister of Lee Ji-Han and Lee Do-Han.
• Hong-In portrays the role of Choi Min Woong: He is the half-sister of Lee Ji-Han and Lee Do Han and also the Executive Director of the LJ Hotel.

Wedding Impossible Full English Summary from Episode 1 to 8

Summary of Episode 1

Episode 1 opens with a wedding ceremony where the lead actress sings a song, and the lead actor attends the wedding as a guest. The lead actress, Na Ah Jeong, is seen to be the bride’s best friend. As the story unfolds, we see that she acts as the best friend of the bride for hire and underpayment. 

Lee Do-Han is set to come to Korea. A brief scene depicts a man with his face concealed, asleep on one bed, while another bed is visible nearby. Lee Do-Han, a longtime friend of Na Ah Jeong, arrives in Korea, and she picks him up from the airport. Na Ah Jeong works hard in her career to be an actress.

A family gathering is held with Lee Do-Han’s grandfather, little brother, and step-siblings to discuss his marriage and his entry into the family business, where the step-siblings seem to be against it. 

The grandfather wants him to marry a lady named Yoon Chae Won. Lee Ji-Han keeps continuously pestering his older brother about his love life, and because his older brother doesn’t want to answer him, he asks Lee Ji-Han to believe whatever. Lee Ji-Han believes that Na Ah Jeong is his girlfriend and goes looking for her to meet her. 

Na Ah Jeong meets Lee Do-Han’s younger brother, Lee Ji-han, who asks Na Ah Jeong to break up with Lee Do Han, to which she says no. We see the different sides of Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-hun, where they can’t seem to fall on the same page and are always on each other’s nerves. 

Na Ah Jeong asks Lee Ji-hun for a ride, and he gives her a ride but takes her back to the filming site where she goes back in a truck. Na Ah Jeong and Lee Do-Han meet for lunch, encounter a stalker, whom they catch. Lee Do-Han plans on introducing her to his family and meets the younger brother again. Lee Do-Han asks Na Ah Jeong to play the role of his lover.

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Summary of Episode 2

This episode opens up with the early lives of the two brothers, Lee Do-Han and Lee Ji-Han, and how they became part of the family. Lee Ji-Han, in particular, worked very hard in his academics as he grew up, having a well-executed plan for his older brother. However, Na Ah Jeong enters the picture and appears to disrupt his plans. 

Lee Ji-Han blames her for his brother’s decision to reject his role as successor. Another meeting between Lee Ji-Han and Na Ah Jeong occurs, during which he expresses his concern for his older brother, and she responds empathetically, understanding the pressure he must be under. In a drunken encounter, they end up singing in a car, unaware of their grandfather’s presence. 

The next day Na Ah Jeong  meets the grandfather and urges him not to oppose their marriage. While at a mall, Lee Ji-Han sees Na Ah Jeong participating in a photo shoot, but he leaves abruptly to search for her. He eventually finds her walking alone in the streets, clearly under a lot of stress. Lee Ji-Han follows her, engages in conversation, and ends up getting punched by her. Despite this confrontation, he remains patient and empathetic towards her during her breakdown.

Summary of Episode 3

Episode 3 opens up with Na Ah Jeong going to the shaman to see her future however it doesn’t turn out to be good. Meanwhile, Lee Ji-Han remains sceptical about his brother’s marriage to Na Ah Jeong, bombarding her with questions.  

Na Ah Jeong is also under a lot of pressure with her acting career. In the LJ group discussion with the board members, the succession decision has been decided to be discussed again with time. Ever since the last incident between Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-Han, he can’t seem to forget about it, replaying the incident time and again in his head, about how he understood what he felt. 

He even stalks Na Ah Jeong and ends up at her house, buying a child’s play mat. Lee Ji-han takes her to an abandoned ground and before they leave, she meets a client of hers whom she acts as a best friend and sings at her wedding. Later, they encounter trouble, and Na Ah Jeong comes to Lee Ji-Han’s rescue. During their time together, they get to know each other slowly. The next day, Na Ah Jeong and Lee Do-Han strategize about their fake relationship, fabricating stories to make it more believable if questioned.

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Summary of Episode 4

Lee Ji-Han says that he will end up stealing Na Ah Jeong and he will try to let her fall in love with him.  After this scene, he gets a slap from his older step-sister where we see a clear sign of the strained relationship. The following day, he goes to great lengths to impress Na Ah Jeong, picking her up in an expensive car and taking her on a date, including a movie where they encounter a friend of hers who looks down on Na Ah Jeong.  

Aware of the friend’s negative influence Lee Ji Han sabotages her plans. Na Ah Jeong and  Lee Ji-Han get to know each other better and deeper on the date and through this, he feels more attracted to her as he sees another side of her. On their trip back home, the weather seemed very bad, this seemed like a trauma for Lee Ji-Han. 

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The next day, Lee Do-Han and Na Ah Jeong filled out the marriage registration form. Later in the evening, Lee Ji-Han thinks of Na Ah Jeong and how he calmed him down during such a hard time for him during the plane ride. As the episode comes to an end we see Lee Ji-Han running in search of her. They meet and exchange conversation which ends up in an argument. 

Summary of Episode 5

We see another character talking with Lee Do-Han as the episode opens, who could have been his ex-partner. Lee Ji-Han and Na Ah Jeong ended up walking the street but Lee Ji-Han, taking a drunken stroll drunk was enough of a burden for her to carry. The next morning he wakes up at her home. 

She records a video of him while he’s drunk and rambling, then uses it to blackmail Lee Ji-Han. Lee Do-Han comes to her place and finds his little brother there. He gets angry with his little brother, Lee Ji-Han. 

With time, he finds out about the filling up of the registration of marriage and feels he wasted his time trying to seduce Na Ah Jo. He meets Yoon Chae Won and talks badly about Na Ah Jeong to her to which Na Ah Jeong overhears and gets infuriated.

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 He runs after her and gets into another argument with her.  The three, Lee Do-Han, Lee Ji-Han, and Na Ah Jeong, go to meet Lee Do-Han, Lee Ji-Han’s mother who passed away.  Na Ah Jeong has developed a better relationship with his grandfather and blackmails Lee Do-Han on the video she captured when he was drunk.

Lee Ji Han and Na Ah Jeong go on the same car ride back home and notice they’re being followed, but Na Ah Jeong skillfully evades them. In the end, she goes back to meet Lee Do-Han and Lee Ji-Han’s deceased mother and pays her respect. This catches the attention of Lee Ji-Han once more. 

Summary of Episode 6

In this episode, Lee Ji-Han seeks guidance from a priest as he tries to take a different path aiming for a fresh start. We also see how truly Lee Do-Han cares for Lee Ji-Han. Lee Do-Han meets up with Na Ah Jeong and discusses their plans for the marriage. Lee Ji-Han works on a new project called Better Life Project which he works extremely hard putting so much pressure on his secretary as well. 

He goes to a karaoke place alone and sings his heart out, however, Na Ah Jeong’s face appears on the screen again and he leaves the place. Lee Ji-Han ignores Na Ah Jeong for a short while, and on the other hand, Na Ah Jeong tries to foster a good relationship with her soon-to-be brother-in-law, Lee Ji-Han. 

There is a family introduction on both sides of the family which becomes rather awkward amid the meeting, Lee Ji-Han stands up for his side of the family to tell Na Ah Jeong’s family that they will care for her and protect her at all costs. Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-Han share a heartfelt moment during a walk, where he gives his blessing to their relationship.

Summary of Episode 7

The episode unfolds with Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-Han taking a walk, discussing his acknowledgment of the relationship between Lee Do-Han and Na Ah Jeong. Lee Ji-Han hands her what appears to be a paper duck, wishing her happiness with his older brother before taking his leave. 

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The next day, Na Ah Jeong presses Lee Ji-Han’s secretary for information on his well-being, He reveals that Lee Ji-Han appears to be doing better but is still unable to find peace and denies any scheming. Despite this, Lee Ji-Han refrains from halting the impending marriage. A meeting between Lee Ji Han and Yoon Chae Won leads to a deal, while Na Ah Jeong remains preoccupied with their last encounter. 

Lee Do-Han discusses with Secretary Kim the confusion surrounding his grandfather’s unexpected approval of the marriage. Reporters begin to pursue Na Ah Jeong, prompting her worried family to stand firmly behind her. Seeking refuge from the media frenzy, Na Ah Jeong moves in with Lee Do-Han and Lee Ji-Han. Lee Ji-Han assumes the role of a caring brother-in-law, shouldering all household chores and insisting Na Ah Jeong relaxes. 

Suspicion arises regarding Lee Do-Han’s step-sister’s mother’s past affair, as the step-sister seeks to clear her name with reporter Kang. Na Ah Jeong’s sister discovers the marriage contract, confronting Na Ah Jeong in anger. 

Lee Do-Han meets with Na Ah Jeong’s father, escorting him home inebriated. Stressed by the confrontation with her sister, Na Ah Jeong is warned not to upset their parents. As the episode concludes, Na Ah Jeong and Lee Do-Han choose her wedding dress when Lee Ji-Han abruptly intervenes, grabbing her hand and rushing out of the room.

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Summary of Episode 8

In this episode, we see Lee Do-Han’s ex-partner dropping a bombshell secret on him, leaving him shattered. After this, he goes to the place where Lee Do-Han and Na Ah Jeong are, and takes Na Ah Jeong, then barges out. He admits he doesn’t want to be in-laws with Na Ah Jeong and tries to convince her to make the right decision and follow what she thinks is right. 

She remains in a dilemma about what her next move should be. Lee Do-Han comes to the acting scene where Na Ah Jeong is and supports her. They sit and talk, getting closer to each other as they chat. They reveal their true feelings of unhappiness despite pretending otherwise. 

Later, they encounter Yoon Chae Won who suspects the relationship between Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-Han. Later on, the two brothers, Lee Ji-Han and Lee Do-Han get into a heated argument. As the episode nears the end, Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-Han are both on a swing, talking, where he confesses his feelings for her, prompting Na Ah Jeong to break down emotionally.

What is Lee Do-han’s secret reason for not wanting to marry?

The secret of Lee Do-Han hasn’t been fully revealed yet; however, there are slight signs indicating the truth behind why he can’t marry, which is because he’s gay.

Forecasting the drama’s next moves!

Anticipation builds towards the next move, with Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-Han’s feelings growing stronger for each other, leaving her no choice but to admit it to Lee Do-Han. Thereafter, Lee Do-Han may choose to admit that he’s gay to support his younger brother and Na Ah Jeong. A lot of tension is anticipated now that the feelings between Na Ah Jeong and Lee Ji-Han are clear.

Are there any plot twists so far?

There is an absence of plot twists thus far leaving audiences eagerly suspended in anticipation, yearning for the revelation of what lies ahead.