Sun-ie marries Bong-gu with no prior knowledge of the relationship between a man and a woman. She grew up like a tomboy with her widower father, as well as with a childhood friend, Ba-wu, who grew up feminine with a widowed mother. Therefore, Sun-ie has a unisex personality. Afraid of her husband, Sun-ie avoids the night. She gets some help from Ba-wu and her husband starts to suspect the two. However, Bong-gu soon realizes that the two share a pure friendship. When her fathe...more

Sun-ie marries Bong-gu with no prior knowledge of the relationship between a man and a woman. She grew up like a tomboy with her widower father, as well as with a childhood friend, Ba-wu, who grew up feminine with a widowed mother. Therefore, Sun-ie has a unisex personality. Afraid of her husband, Sun-ie avoids the night. She gets some help from Ba-wu and her husband starts to suspect the two. However, Bong-gu soon realizes that the two share a pure friendship. When her father marries Ba-wu's mother, Sun-ie has no one to lean against. She sets her husband's room on fire and tries to forget her fear of the night. At this time, while watching the flames of the fire, Sun-ie feels feminine. It is now that Sun-ie becomes a true woman.less