Reincarnation is a very ancient tale. In the context of fantasy romance, it continuously presents new stories by addressing the theme of "soulmates of fate." Individuals who find each other over time sometimes come together, even defying fate; it's hard to think about how lovable this situation is. However, there is a condition to this story: Emotional investment must align with the seriousness of the events, and the personality of the female lead character should not be overwhelmed by her past life. While it's known that in K-Drama romance, the journey is more important than the destination, viewers need to connect. This connection must be strong enough to preserve the current individuality of the female lead character.

The 2020 production "Tale of the Nine-Tailed" is a K-Drama written by Han Woo-ri and distributed by Netflix. This series presents a strong, brave, and talented female lead who rarely finds herself in difficult situations. Nam Ji-ah (Jo Bo-ah) also stars in Netflix's "Destined With You." "Tale of the Nine-Tailed" successfully addresses the complex inner worlds of modern K-Drama women while also providing a soft love story, high production quality, and a smooth escape. Additionally, it incorporates the problems created by an eternal god in love with a woman and his malevolent enemy.

Set in modern Korea, the series "Tale of the Nine-Tailed" immediately highlights Ji-ah. She is a television producer and journalist investigating urban legends. During her work, she encounters Lee Yeon (Lee Dong-wook), an ancient nine-tailed fox spirit disguised as a handsome man in the human world. This chance meeting is not their first encounter. Ji-ah has searched for Lee Yeon for two centuries, believing he kidnapped her family and tried to kill her when she was nine years old. However, Lee Yeon actually saved her from certain death and has been unable to erase this event and his face from his memory; this is unusual for him as he can even do this in his sleep.