3 Relationships to Watch in "Cabbage Your Life"

Upcoming drama “Cabbage Your Life” has highlighted three key relationships between the drama’s characters that viewers should look forward to!

“Cabbage Your Life” follows the chaotic story of Sung Tae Hoon’s (Park Sung-woong) city family, who suddenly live in Yeonriri village while struggling to get back to Seoul.

Ahead of the drama’s premiere, here are three key relationships to look forward to in “Cabbage Your Life”:

The relationship between Sung Tae Hoon and his wife Jo Mi Ryeo

The first relationship viewers have to look forward to is that between married couple Sung Tae Hoon and Jo Mi Ryeo (Lee Soo Kyung). Parents of three sons, the couple lived largely independent lives until they were forced to move into the rural town of Yeonriri overnight.

Sung Tae Hoon, the breadwinner of the family who rose to the position of department head at a large corporation through sheer ability, is suddenly transferred and thrust into rural life, where he struggles to adjust. His wife, Jo Mi Ryeo, nags him constantly, hinting at a marriage that is both loving and fierce.

As Jo Mi Ryeo gradually adjusts to life in the countryside, she clashes with the town’s formidable Women’s Association. The contrast between Sung Tae Hoon, who is forced to become a farmer overnight to support his family, and Jo Mi Ryeo, who remains grounded and realistic while keeping him in check – is expected to create entertaining chemistry.

The rivalry between Sung Tae Hoon and Im Joo Hyung

Another relationship to watch is the rivalry between Sung Tae Hoon and village chief Im Joo Hyung (Lee Seo Hwan). As a complete newcomer to Yeonriri, Sung Tae Hoon immediately clashes with Im Joo Hyung, who faces difficulties in rural life from the start.

Because Sung Tae Hoon is affiliated with “Mat Story”, Im Joo Hyung starts sabotaging his cabbage farming efforts. Im Joo Hyung, a longtime resident and authority figure in the village, uses any means necessary to hinder Sung Tae Hoon, even warning the villagers not to help him.

Although the two start out as rivals, their constant clashes slowly bring them closer. Sung Tae Hoon’s chaotic journey to adjust to life in Yeonriri while becoming deeply involved with its residents is expected to add a lot of fun to the drama.

The relationship between Sung Tae Hoon and his three sons

The chemistry between Sung Tae Hoon and his three sons is another highlight. The eldest, Sung Ji Cheon (Lee Jin Woo), who scored a perfect score on the college entrance exam and entered medical school, realizes that this is not his true path and secretly decides to drop out. In Yeonriri, he grows through unexpected life experiences.

The second son, Sung Ji Sang (Seo Yoon Hyuk), a middle school student, is going through a rebellious phase, while the youngest, Sung Ji Goo (Yang Woo Hyuk), is an adorable prodigy with a natural talent for farming. The three boys constantly grumble about wanting to return to Seoul.

Sung Tae Hoon clashes with his sons, each with their own distinct personality, and works to understand and grow closer to them. Viewers are eager to see what his chaotic daily life will look like with his three very different sons.