Tapari

Woo-sang is a national swimmer who's always pursuing the number one spot. Won-il is a swimming prodigy who stopped participating in the sport, and now wants to make a comeback. Not only do they become rivals, but they also fall for the same girl, Jung-eun, an aspiring musician who is their childhood friend. The three lifelong friends suddenly find themselves having to juggle love, friendship, and competition, as they undergo the rite of passage of growing up.

The government of South Korea establishes an experimental school designed to develop young, financially independent entrepreneurs. Ryuk and his childhood friend both enroll, each enrolling for separate reasons. Ryuk wants to coast off of the 10000000won(approx $10000) that you receive as part of your admission package so he can be financially independent of his parents. The girl wants to gain experience to start her own restaurant to repay her single father. However, they both soon learn that the school is much harsher than the promotional material made it out to be. A dog eats dog world of economic turbulence!

Samataro Kamiyama is the envy of his classmates. He always gets the best seat in class, never has detention, and his best friend is both sweet and pretty. He's also surrounded by his loving family, gorgeous older sister and adorable younger one… but hey, that's just what life is like when you're the son of a god! It's always clear sailing, never a cloud in the sky… and poor Samataro is bored to tears. How can he ever learn to be a god if he can't make it on his own as a human first? It's the last straw when his divine parents take their intervention a little too far… but can he really survive a normal life, free of miracles and magic?