My Man Is Cupid

Two beings from different realms cross paths when a Cupid like figure of myth, who tends to mortal hearts, mistakes fate for a game. A love fairy and a human woman find themselves drawn to each other, even though their kinds are not supposed to mix. An accidental miscue sets off a romance that seems doomed from the start and pulls the threads of time in unexpected directions. Across the centuries they are pulled back together through reincarnation, refusing to quit on the feelings that never truly fade. As their stories weave forward, questions about destiny, choice, and how love survives through ages begin to rise. Their reunions are lively and messy, full of eccentric magical rules, mistaken identities, and comic misreads. They must learn to trust a bond that defies time and the expectations of both worlds.

Directed by Nam Tae-jin and Myung Hyun-woo, this 2023 Korean TV series comes from creator Heo Seong-hee. Led by Jang Dong-yoon Nana and Park Ki-woong, the show blends romance with comedy and family drama across modern settings.

Though the series is recent, its premise leans on a classic Cupid myth reimagined for contemporary life, balancing witty banter with genuine emotion. The human and the love fairy pairing unlocks humorous exchanges and has memorable supporting figures that fans talk about.

Audience reception, as reflected in early scores, sits around a favorable 7.6 out of 10 from viewers who have chimed in about the show's tone and chemistry. The series wrestles with fate versus free will, memory across ages, and the tension between duty and desire. For viewers seeking warmth.

There are currently no widely reported award nominations for this title. While it features a strong ensemble led by Jang Dong-yoon Nana and Park Ki-woong, the show has yet to land major industry recognition.