A medical student tries to outrun destiny itself to save a fallen goddess. The show treats that premise with absolute seriousness, never winking at the audience, never letting romance become a subplot or a reward for other plot mechanics. Every choice he makes costs him something real, and every choice she makes costs her more. What makes it land is that the show never pretends his love can fix what breaking a goddess actually means.

Sangmin Han, a Korean medical student doing volunteer work in Nepal, meets Sita, a young woman who once served as a Kumari, a girl revered as the vessel of a goddess, until she was rejected and driven out of society. The two fall in love, marry and settle in Korea, but Sita dies just a year later. Grief-stricken, Sangmin pleads with the gods to return her. They grant his wish at a price, and he wakes on a street in Nepal in an older body, facing a young Sita who does not know him. The story follows Sita's childhood as a Kumari alongside Sangmin's struggle to change the fate awaiting her. This fantasy romance drama was an ONA, and production was cancelled for lack of funding.