Adapted from the novel, the drama seems a bit slightly different. Habaek, a powerful Water God is a very impatient, temperamental and sarcastic deity. In order to achieve his Emperor throne, he descends to Earth with his servant Nam Su Ri to carry out their mission. However during the process, Habaek lost his divine powers in Earth and he meets his destined bride and descendant So Ah. So Ah is a psychiatrist who has a huge pile of debts as her hospital isn't doing well. She seeks extension for loan from the bank while bumping into the rich CEO of a resort, Hoo Ye.
Habaek meets So Ah and insists that she should follow him as he will give her anything she wants if he completes the mission. Habaek dislikes Bi Ryum - who is the Wind God rather a playful deity in the God's World. Meanwhile there is Moo Ra, a water goddess who has been living in the human world for ages. She has everlasting beauty that no one can resists when she becomes a celebrity only she harbours one sided love for Habaek. Moo Ra resents So Ah for having all the love and attention from Habaek. Hoo Ye is a demi-god living among the humans who initially had a row with So Ah however he finds himself falling for her too.
I'd give it a go watching this eye-candy drama despite fans are complaining with Nam Joo Hyuk's real relationship with Lee Sung Kyung from the drama Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo and now he's playing a couple with Shin Se Kyung. Let's put that aside, both of them are professional models and actors, this is work. Eventually they are paired with someone else in dramas/movies, so chill out...
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