In This Life, I Want an Oscar, Not a Husband

Ha Eun-rae is an actress who is gifted at acting, but her public favorability is at rock bottom due to her loud and messy family history. One day, she catches a chance to make a comeback when she receives a script from South Korea’s most successful director.
“Eun-rae, let’s get married. Retire from acting and be with me.”
“What?”
“You said you wanted a real family.”
A man who asks for marriage on the condition of retirement couldn’t possibly be normal. But “a real family”—those words made her accept the proposal.
And four years later.
“You better answer me! Did you really sleep with that woman?”
She had become the protagonist of a third-rate morning drama, spitting out cliché lines.
Her regret was brief before the bright white headlights of a truck blinded her. It was just like the spotlight on a theater stage.
Honk—!
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to 12 years in the past.
In this life, she will never live like that again. Herself, the things she loves, and the very place where she felt the most free: her life as an actress.
‘I will only focus on that.’
In this life, she will never let go of her career as an actress or the precious connections she makes along the way.