Nayuki’s parents divorced when she was young, and her father passed away when she was a high school student. Since then, she has always put others before herself as she struggles to take care of her brother, the only family she has left. When she meets an innocent, free-spirited, and mysterious young man, she finally begins to learn how to live life on her own terms.
Sakuya is a Death, and as such, struggles with human etiquette and finds himself accidentally offending others with his comments. However, in a culture where people can be overly concerned with what other people think, Sakuya's honesty can sometimes be refreshing. As Sakuya spends more time with Nayuki and her friends, he gradually learns more about love, friendship, and what it means to be human.
This story is not just a romantic drama, it is a success story about a young woman becoming stronger and more independent. Through the eyes of a Death, we see how full life can be with the love of our families, friends, passion for one’s career, dreams, and romance. It is a story that resonates with people of all ages and genders, celebrates life and reminds us of the importance of living fully in the “now” without regrets, because life is short. This drama offers a powerful reminder of the value of living each moment to the fullest no matter how busy life can become.