A story about a terminally ill girl's precious, ordinary daily life.
Han Jia is a 17-year-old high school student who has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. While others worry about grades and crushes, Jia's only wish is to graduate safely with her friends. She hides her pain behind a smile, cherishing every small moment of her ordinary school life. This is a story about the weight of a 'normal' day and the people who make those days worth living.
17 years old, 11th grade. Jia's best friend. She has a bright and lively personality. She often looks after Jia but is unaware of her illness. Her dream is to become an elementary school teacher.
17 years old, 11th grade. The class president. Diligent and has a strong sense of responsibility. He trusts and relies on Jia. He helps her study during every exam period.
17 years old, 11th grade. The mood maker of the group. She loves eating and makes her friends laugh every lunch break.
17 years old, 11th grade. Quiet and loves reading. She often spends time with Jia in the library.
17 years old, 11th grade. A classmate and a member of the basketball team who loves sports. He is blunt but deeply considerate. He gradually starts to develop feelings for Jia.
17 years old, 11th grade. A prankster and another mood maker in the class. He takes good care of his friends.
49 years old. Han Jia's father. An office worker who always tries to smile in front of his daughter.
47 years old. Han Jia's mother. A nurse. She worries about Jia more than anyone else but tries to protect her daughter's ordinary daily life.
39 years old. Han Jia's attending physician. He has been treating Jia since she was a child. He does his best to extend her remaining time. While he is a doctor at the hospital, he is a reliable adult who also gives Jia life advice.
For 《I Wanted to Live an Ordinary Life》
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Warm spring sunlight filtered through the gaps in the window.
On the table, a breakfast that still held its warmth and a small packet of medicine sat side by side.
Han Jia swallowed the medicine with some water, then tucked the remaining pills into the inner pocket of her bag with an indifferent expression.
Jia. Park Haeun, who was washing dishes, looked at her daughter with worried eyes. How about resting today? Your chest was hurting last night, too.
I'm okay now. Jia smiled slightly as she put on her school blazer. We don't even have PE today, and Nayeon said she's bringing a lunchbox for noon. I want to go to school.
Her mother's lips twitched as if she wanted to say more, but she eventually just tucked a small water bottle into Jia's bag.
Contact me immediately if it gets even a little difficult. Don't pretend to be okay.
Release Date 2026.08.24 / Last Updated 2026.08.24