If you haven’t started watching Cabbage Your Life yet, this latest episode preview might just be the push you need. Romance is blooming between the most unlikely pair — and there’s a jealous rival lurking right around the corner.
Ji Cheon Falls Harder, But Soon Kyung Is Watching
Sung Ji Cheon (Lee Jin Woo), the eldest son of a city family suddenly uprooted to the rural village of Yeonriri, had a memorable first meeting with Im Bo Mi (Choi Gyu Ri) — the only daughter of the village head. As Ji Cheon gradually adapted to rural life, he began developing feelings for Bo Mi, hinting at a budding romance.
The new episode stills take things up a delightful notch. Dressed in a comical outfit with a wide-brimmed pink hat, Ji Cheon visits the school to pick up his younger brothers, where he unexpectedly runs into Bo Mi. Unlike Ji Cheon, who is caught off guard, Bo Mi greets him with a bright smile, visibly stirring his emotions.
And just when the moment couldn’t get more heartwarming, enter the rival. Park Soon Kyung (Choi Woo Jin), who has been watching their interaction, approaches Ji Cheon for a handshake — subtly keeping him in check, revealing a clear hint of jealousy, as he harbours unrequited feelings for Bo Mi.
A love triangle in the countryside? Yes, please.
Drama Overview & Key Characters
| Character | Actor/Actress | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Sung Ji Cheon | Lee Jin Woo | City boy adapting to village life; developing feelings for Bo Mi |
| Im Bo Mi | Choi Gyu Ri | Village head’s daughter; warm and cheerful |
| Park Soon Kyung | Choi Woo Jin | Local rival; silently in love with Bo Mi |
| Sung Tae Hoon | Park Sung Woong | Ji Cheon’s demoted father; reason the family moved to village |
| Jo Mi Ryeo | Lee Soo Kyung | Ji Cheon’s mother |
Why Cabbage Your Life Is Worth Your Time
The drama follows the chaotic story of Sung Tae Hoon’s city family, who suddenly find themselves living in Yeonriri village as they struggle to make their way back to Seoul. It’s a warm, comedy-driven slice-of-life show with real emotional depth — the kind that sneaks up on you and becomes your comfort watch before you even realize it.
In contrast to the tension between their parents, Ji Cheon and Bo Mi have grown closer while working together on the farm soompi — proving that love doesn’t care about family feuds or city-village divides. The rural rom-com format has long been a fan favourite in Korean drama culture, and Cabbage Your Life is delivering it with charm to spare.
The next episode airs on April 2 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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