Ojakgyo Brothers Dramacool

A hot-shot but often immature reporter who enters a "trial marriage" with his superior, Cha Soo-young, after an accidental pregnancy.

The story follows the Hwang family—consisting of a grandmother, parents, and four distinct sons—who live on and manage the Ojakgyo farm near Seoul. The Conflict Ojakgyo Brothers Dramacool

(Hangul: 오작교 형제들) aired on KBS2 from August 2011 to February 2012. With 58 episodes, it dominated the ratings, often surpassing 30% viewership. The title refers to the "Ojakgyo" (Underground passage/Bridge) near the family's farm, but metaphorically, it represents the bridge between broken relationships. A hot-shot but often immature reporter who enters

Each brother anchored a major narrative arc throughout the series: Hwang Tae-shik (Jung Woong-in) With 58 episodes, it dominated the ratings, often

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The drama centers on the Hwang family, four brothers living on a farm that once belonged to a wealthy man, Mr. Hwang. After Mr. Hwang dies, his second wife (the brothers' stepmother) fights to keep the land. The eldest, Hwang Tae-sik, is a former detective; the second, Hwang Tae-beom, is a greedy stockbroker; the third, Hwang Tae-soo, is an aspiring chef; and the youngest, Hwang Tae-hee, is a proud but jobless university graduate.

Kim Young-ok plays the family matriarch, and she will make you cry. Her quiet strength, her secret pain over the missing son, and her unwavering love for her grandchildren (even the one who isn't blood-related) is the show's emotional anchor.