If you’re asking about the K-drama Would You Marry Me, here’s what’s known so far:

• Premise: A bride-to-be who wins a luxury townhouse meant for newlyweds ends up in debt after a cheating fiancé and a housing scam. She enlists a man she’s met briefly—the heir to a historic bakery—to pretend to be her husband for a 90-day fake-marriage to claim the prize.
• Lead cast and tones: The series centers on a playful, rom-com dynamic between a quirky, resourceful heroine and a composed, logical heir, with the story leaning into fake-marriage tropes, light-hearted misunderstandings, and sweet, “feel-good” chemistry.
• Availability and reception: The show has been covered by multiple outlets and platforms (Disney+ listings and various entertainment sites) as a 2025 K-drama entry, with reviews noting its adherence to familiar rom-com formulas while highlighting lead performances and bright production.

If you want, I can pull fresh details on current episodes, episode counts, or where it’s streaming in your region.