I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK

Die junge Young-goon (Lim Su-jeong) wächst bei ihrer reichlich verdrehten Großmutter auf und hält sich eines Tages für einen Kampfandroiden, weshalb sie die Nahrungsaufnahme verweigert und sich ein Stromkabel intravenös verlegt. Daraufhin weist sie ihre Familie in eine Nervenheilanstalt ein, wo das schüchterne Mädchen von den ausgewachsenen Psychosen ihrer Mitinsassen verstört wird. Nur Patient Il-sun (Rain) kümmert sich um sie und will ihren drohenden Hungertod verhindern.

Young-Goon works at manufacturing plant assembling radio’s. She also believes she is a cyborg. One day, while working at the factory, she decides to re-charge herself by slashing her wrist and implanting electrical wires into her arm. Her action gets Young-Goon a mental hospital full of bizarre characters. At New World, Young-Goon spends her time listening to the radio, talking with vending machines, and licking the terminals of 9 volt batteries. She soon encounters a guy named Il-Sun. Il-Sun is a thief of souls in the mental hospital. Young-Goon and Il-Sun soon form a strong bond as their odd personalities complements each other perfectly. Unfortunately, Young-Goon becomes gravely ill from malnutrition. Young-Goon doesn't believe cyborgs should eat human food. She soon loses most of her energy and becomes bedridden. Doctors say that Young-Goon has only a few more days to live if she continues her ways. Il-Sun must now find a way to connect to her soul and save her from imminent death.