(Partial Synopsis)

Set in contemporary Korea and Paris-inspired settings, the musical unfolds around a romance between a wealthy heir and an ordinary woman, where class difference and emotional hesitation shape their relationship.

The story follows a classic Cinderella-style arc in which an independent female protagonist becomes involved with a powerful male lead, while a second male character creates emotional tension within a triangular relationship. Unlike the original drama, the musical compresses the narrative into a faster, stage-oriented structure, emphasizing emotional beats through songs and choreography rather than episodic storytelling.

While retaining the core romantic premise, the musical introduces new scenes and removes many iconic lines from the drama, instead focusing on internal conflict, social contrast, and romantic tension through musical numbers. The ending is also altered, distancing the work from its television origins and reinforcing its identity as a standalone stage production.