Crazy Love

Yoon Mi-so grows up poor in an orphanage and eventually marries Lee Min-jae, a wealthy heir who appears to offer security and comfort. The marriage ends when Min-jae divorces her, leaving Mi-so publicly humiliated and stripped of the life she had briefly known. Isolated and betrayed, she faces financial and emotional collapse and must rebuild her sense of self while learning to trust again. Across its episodes the show follows her recovery, the strain of social stigma after divorce, and how economic gap and personal betrayals shape choices about love and identity.

Released in 2013, Crazy Love was directed by Lee Chang Han and created by Jung Hye Won, Jang Su Won, and Na Seung-hyun. The TV drama stars Park Sun-young, Ko Se-won, Heo Tae-hee, and Kim Yeon-ju, and ran on television.

Overall reaction was lukewarm, reflected in a 4.3/10 average from a very small pool of votes. Reviewers and viewers noted a melodramatic tone, uneven pacing, and familiar plot beats, while the show kept attention on themes of class disparity, shame, resilience, and romantic trust, and audience reactions varied by episode.

Crazy Love didn't break into international mainstream fandom, but it found a modest audience among domestic viewers and K-drama enthusiasts who discuss its portrayal of marriage and money. Park Sun-young's lead turn attracted the most commentary, even if the series didn't become a cultural touchstone. Melodrama fans still discuss it.

There are no widely reported major awards or nominations for Crazy Love. It did not feature prominently in domestic awards seasons, and any recognition tends to be limited to smaller fan polls or online discussion rather than formal industry honors. Recognition has been informal, mainly from niche viewers only online.