From Now On, Showtime!

Seul Hae, a police officer with a strong sense of responsibility, witnesses a mugger steal someone’s purse on the street. She starts to chase the mugger and ends up in a place where Cha Cha Woong performs a magic trick show in front of the audience. Surrounded by the crowd under colourful lights, Seul Hae mistakes Cha Woong for the mugger and tries to arrest him in the middle of the show. Meanwhile, Cha Woong decides to be on a TV show with the secret behind his magic tricks hidden.

Cha Woong tells Seul Hae that he’s working with ghosts, but she says she won’t believe it. Cha Woong shows a demonstration and proves that he’s not the hit-and-run driver, but a medium who can deliver what Min Ho’s spirit wants to say. Although she is persuaded, the real culprit is not easy to catch. With the help of Cha Woong’s ghost employees, Seul Hae goes after the true murderer.

Death is better than becoming a shaman! Choi Geom, the General Spirit that Cha Woong’s family serves, tries to convince Cha Woong to accept his fate as a shaman. However, Cha Woong endures the General’s curse and refuses to give in. Finally, Geom suggests an alternative solution. Cha Woong joins the Civil Police Unit that Seul Hae is in charge of. His motto? “Work short and effortlessly but impressively!”

Cha Woong continues to bring results as a civil police officer, and Seul Hae plays a crucial role in doing so. The more time Cha Woong spends with Seul Hae, the more he grows fond of her to the point where he can’t stop thinking about her. On the day of the anniversary of Seul Hae’s father’s death, Cha Woong and Seul Hae visit her father together.

Cha Woong faces the shocking truth regarding Seul Hae’s father, and he decides that he should keep his distance from Seul Hae. On the other hand, Seul Hae is excited to have Cha Woong as her partner and looks forward to solving more crimes together. While filming one of his many magic shows, Cha Woong gets involved in a drug case. At the same time, Seul Hae is following a suspect without realizing the danger lying ahead.

Seul Hae finds a picture while searching through one of Cha Woong’s boxes and realizes that there is an unpleasant connection between her dad and Cha Woong. However, Cha Woong chooses to run away from the situation by moving to a new house. Adviser Choi then tries to explain the details regarding the Full Moon Murder, but there is no way for Choi to talk to Seul Hae.

Realizing that he has a little something for Seul Hae, Cha Woong does his best to impress Seul Hae. While doing volunteer work at an orphanage, men who look like gangsters cause a scene, demanding that Head Yoon, the leader of the civil police unit, sell the land on which the orphanage is built. A few days later, while working at her store alone, Head Yoon gets ambushed, critically hurting her head.

Head Yoon lies unconscious at the hospital, and it turns out that the culprit is none other than her closest partner. Realizing that she has made the wrong call, Seul Hae starts the investigation from the beginning, focusing on the right suspect. The investigation continues, and Seul Hae and Cha Woong come up with a little magic show that would lead the suspect into confessing the hard evidence.

Cha Woong doesn’t hate the fact that he sees Seul Hae in his dreams, but he’s rather confused about his feelings toward her. That’s when he hears about Hee Soo’s plans to ask Seul Hae to be his lover. Meanwhile, a case report states that there is a similarity between the recent case and the Full Moon Murder. Feeling certain about the correlation, Seul Hae’s emotions begin to affect her rational side.

Choi Geom confronts his long forgotten enemy, but he’s not strong enough to take him down himself. Now that the threat is on the loose and imminent, Cha Woong and Seul Hae get ready for a clash. However, Cha Woong wants nothing but safety for Seul Hae, and he acts on his own. Seul Hae eventually finds out about Cha Woong’s hidden intention and rushes to find him.