Bossam: Steal the Fate - Season 1
Season 1
Ba Woo is a degenerate man. He gambles, steals, fights and will do bossam (customary remarriage procedure where a widow is kidnapped) for money. He hides his real identity. While performing a bossam, he mistakenly kidnaps Princess Soo Kyung. She is the daughter of Prince Gwanghae and the daughter-in-law of his enemy Lee Yi Chum. For a secret political agreement, she married the older brother of a man she loved, but, on the day of her wedding, her husband died. She then became a widow.
Episodes
Episode 1
Ba Wu is a lowlife who does whatever it takes to make money; he brings home a mysterious widow.
Episode 2
Yi I Cheom orders his guards to find his missing daughter-in-law; he faces the difficulty of the search.
Episode 3
Ba Wu and Su Gyeong escape Yi I Cheom's guards with Dae Yeop's help; Su Gyeong sneaks into the palace.
Episode 4
Su Gyeong sees no other option but to end her life by jumping into the river, but Ba Wu saves her.
Episode 5
Dae Yeop asks Su Gyeong to return, but she refuses; guards sent by Yi I Cheom kidnap Su Gyeong.
Episode 6
King Gwanghae plans to pressure Yi I Cheom; Yi becomes even more determined to find Su Gyeong.
Episode 7
Ba Wu and Dae Yeop save Chun Bae; Ba Wu learns that Dae Yeop's father is their family enemy.
Episode 8
Dae Yeop informs I Cheom about Gwanghae-gun and Kim Gae Si's search for Su Gyeong and the cotton thread.
Episode 9
Ba Wu rescues Su Gyeong and they escape together; in Jemulpo, Ba Wu seeks a lucrative job.
Episode 10
I Cheom pursues Ba Wu, but Ba Wu steals an important letter meant for the Ming Dynasty from I Cheom's son.
Episode 11
Su Gyeong's book reaches Gwanghae-gun, but Ba Wu is mistakenly arrested; they reunite tearfully in Guan-ah.
Episode 12
Gwanghae-gun stays composed, aware of Ba Wu's identity; Kim Ja Jeom unveils Su Gyeong's ledger.
Episode 13
Ba Wu and Dae Yeop take the state exam; Ba Wu survives a close-range attack with Kim Ja Jeom's help.
Episode 14
Won Yeop smuggles silk and kills Ba Wu's brother-in-law; Ba Wu shoots at Dae Yeop.
Episode 15
Gwanghae-gun blames Ba Wu for the Ming's demands; I Cheom plots his assassination through Dae Yeop.
Episode 16
Ba Wu and Dae Yeop get captured by Qing soldiers who find Yi I Cheom's secret letter.
Episode 17
Su Gyeong's survival surprises Yi I Cheom; seeking safety, Su Gyeong takes refuge with the Ba family.
Episode 18
Dae Yeop reveals his desire to become king to Haeindang; Haeindang criticizes his impulsive decision.
Episode 19
Su Gyeong escapes with Dae Yeop's help; Su Gyeong tends to the injured Dae Yeop at Haeindang.
Episode 20
I Cheom is trying to put Dae Yeop on the throne; Ba Wu and Su Gyeong are trying to find a way to stop him.
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