Serendipitously, the diverse lives of two Korean university music students converge, one a traditional gayageum player and the other the handsome but socially cold lead singer of a popular rock band called The Stupid.

It's Wind Flowers versus The Stupid as Gyu-won and Shin make a bet over which has soul, traditional music or western music.

As director of the 100th anniversary show, Suk-hyun disturbs the professors by changing laid plans in order to present what seems a very personal story.

With acting rehearsals underway, several girls aim to put Gyu-won in her place, whereby Gyu-won decides to quit the show.

A surprise kiss leaves Gyu-won, Suk-hyun and Yoon-soo stunned, and Shin ends Gyu-won's servitude.

Still reeling from a broken heart, personal tragedy touches Shin's life as well.

With the retrieval of Shin's discarded pendent, Gyu-won's slavery ends, but circumstances, once again, throw them together.

Despite Gyu-won's superior audition, Hee-joo wins the coveted role of leading actress, but the hollowness of the victory creates bitter enemies.

While Suk-hyun takes the kids on a team-building excursion, Tae-joon and his aids dig for dirt against him.

When Shin and Gyu-won officially become a couple (holding hands in public), the campus erupts.

Tae-joon spreads a baseless rumor about Suk-hyun before conspiring with Hee-joo's mother to set up Suk-hyun and Gyu-won for scandal.

With only one week to go, cancellation of the school's anniversary performance leaves everyone wondering what to do next.

The school performance brings about a professional offer that puts Gyu-won in conflict with her grandfather.

A withheld truth about the severity of an injury keeps Lee Shin and Lee Gye-won apart, even a year later.