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See You in My 19th Life

이번 생도 잘 부탁해 ‧ Drama ‧ 2023
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sanjx
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Sep 17, 2023
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Overall 8.5
Story 6.0
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 6.0

Insane Visuals

i have a lot to say but i’ll just talk about how incredible the cinematography was…the beach dance and the carousel takes the cake!! shin hyesun is a true star. her ability to serve in each and every scene is just super fine?? also who wouldn’t want ahn bohyun in every life lol. the buildup was incredible but it did lose its potential towards the end as it all seemed a little bit cramped up and rushed. all the stars for chowon and doyun’s story. we deserved so much more of them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Dar Jae
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Jan 12, 2024
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Overall 8.0
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 6.0

More Episodes please!

This delightful Kdrama captivated my attention. It touches on themes of fear, language, and substances, though I found them subtly portrayed. The exploration of remembering past lives intrigued me, and I particularly admired the strong performance of Shin Hye Sun, the main actress who skillfully portrayed a character engaged in martial arts. Despite not reaching perfection, her depiction was indeed commendable.

Ban Ji Eum, portraying the tall and handsome lead actor, brought a muscular presence to the screen. The unique storyline, delving into the concept of past lives, set this drama apart from others I've watched. My only lament is that it wasn't longer; I yearned for more episodes to delve deeper into the narrative.

The contrast between the historical and present-day lives of the characters added a fascinating layer to the storyline. Gratitude extends to the producers, writers, costume designers, and all involved in bringing this captivating drama to life, from the automobiles to the homes—a heartfelt thank you for creating such an engaging experience.

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KaKaShi17
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Feb 22, 2024
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Overall 9.0
Story 8.5
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 8.5
Rewatch Value 9.0

Love will always find it's way

I will just begin with appreciating how beautiful the story is written and how well the actors have played their role.
This is one of those dramas where not a single character seemed lacking to me or not needed.
I have watched Military Prosecutor Doberman which has Ahn Bo Hyun in the lead role and I really loved the show so I had been keen on watching more shows by him but didn't happen to pick on one before this. His role in this show is completely different from that in Military Prosecutor Doberman so I wanted to see this side of his where he acted in a mystery romcom and I am very happy I picked this show. He just made the character of Seo Ha perfect.
This is my first time watching a drama of Shin Hye Sun and after watching this I can only ask myself as to why it took me such a long time to watch her dramas. Her acting brought life to Ban Ji Eum's character. So many emotions needed to be portrayed by her and she accomplished it perfectly.
This is one of the shows I have watched where child actors are given a good amount of screen time and honestly it did not disappoint at all. All the child actors were exceptional in their role especially the roles played by Kim Shi Ah and Park So Yi. Their dedication to live up to the role is phenomenal.
It is not in all reviews that I mention the OST's of the dramas but this drama does need a mention. The OST in this show was very good and made me add it to my playlist.
Talking about the 1-4 episodes I would say that the child actors perfectly opened the story and made it clear from the get go as to how beautiful the bond was between Ban Ji Eum and Moon Seo Ha. All the details regarding the plot that should be given in the start of a drama were given in a proper pace and the story started unfolding perfectly. All characters that are needed to bind the story were introduced and explained from the beginning making the plot clear. The child actors played a major role in these episodes and you might honestly miss them in the later part of the show.
The 4-8 episodes had everything a viewer might accept from a beautiful romcom. The chemistry between Ahn Bo Hyun and Shin Hye Sun could be seen through their characters. There were many heart touching scenes and also this part of the showed the transition of feelings between characters. No major plot twists took place in this part of the show.
In the 8-12 episodes of the show there were many things that seemed to unfold. Many questions arose during this part of the show and one might sense that things got rushed in this part of the show. Uncovering the mysterious was a major focus of these episodes and the characters are caught up in taking important decisions. While the previous episodes had the building of the relation of the leads this part showed uncertainties in their past and present. The questions were all answered in the end and the story seemed to be completed well.

Now mentioning the points I disliked/liked and thought could be better are:
1. The story in the second half of the show seemed rushed.
2. 4 more episodes making this a 16-episode drama would have been an even better journey.
3. The ending seemed rushed, I felt that more time could be given to the leads in the ending scenes(I personally liked the ending that is given but just wanted more being a happy ending lover)
4. The relation of the characters with each other and other characters was shown very well.
5. The mystery element of the show could be explored a little earlier in the episodes.
6. I loved seeing Seo Ha's sincerity towards Joo Won but would have liked to see his time without her in the show the way Ban Ji Eum's character was shown struggling to get together with Seo Ha. More of his scenes during their time apart would bring more depth to their bond.

Overall, I would say it's a great watch, not many flaws that I could find. People who love romcoms especially some mystery element would really like the show.

P.S. Feel free to tag me or message me if you want spoilers as I tend to avoid giving spoilers in my reviews.

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l0ve f0und in the s0ul
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Nov 14, 2025
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 8.0
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 7.0
Music 10
Rewatch Value 8.0

manhwa>>

If you liked this drama, you should def read the manhwa because it is PEAK. I love the manhwa more because I think the drama missed some key points. I stayed because I love the female actor's portrayal of the female lead and I was crying over the male lead's backstory. I wish the second couple was more fleshed out like it was in the manhwa. READ IT GUYS PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE and thank you for coming to my ted talk. <3
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judy
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Sep 20, 2025
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 8.0
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 8.5
Music 10
Rewatch Value 7.5

see you in my 19th life

this show was absolutely beautiful. the cinematography was just amazing.
jo yuri’s ost, “down” was actually the reason i started watching this. i listened to the other osts and they are SO good and fit perfectly with the show. (go listen to star - colde rn)
icl, the plot of a little girl chasing a full grown adult was a little strange to me at first but i got used to it (doesnt get better throughout the show tho)😭
there were some moments that were a little cringe between jieum and seoha knowing their age gap which were a little overdone imo
overall, it was a pretty good show

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Gabriela
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Apr 6, 2025
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Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 9.0
Rewatch Value 9.0
This review may contain spoilers
"See You In My 19th Life" follows Ji Eum, she has a strange power, she can remember all of her past lives in a very vivid way. Her last life was cut short because of an accident and there was a person that Ji Eum holds dearly, his name is Seo Ha. Ji Eum is reincarnated again and makes her mission to find Seo Ha and this time, stay in his life for a long time.

Shin Hye Sun is truly a spectacular actress, she's currently the one shining and bringing us the best productions. The drama is great from beginning to end, exciting, passionate and fun. All this about Ji Eum's past lives is incredible, I just think they could have shown them all and extended the drama to 16 episodes!

And after all, the reason why Ji Eum remembered their lives was a type of punishment that she caused on herself, because she wanted revenge, because she couldn't free herself from the hatred of whoever caused her sister's death, but then this created a question: I thought Min Gi also remembered everything because he was the one who killed Seol, but that wasn't his first life, since now he's on the 23rd while Ji Eum is on the 19th.
So does this mean that it is common for tragic things to happen in people's lives, which cause them to become "cursed" and remember their past lives?! Because it happened to Seo Ha's mother too. I don't know, that was weird.

The romance between Ji Eum and Seo Ha is adorable, the two are a perfect match and it's one of those unforgettable couples. What was with Seo Ha going after her?! It reminded me so much of "Goblin" <3
And the cutest thing was him saying exactly what she said to him when they met again.

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Lalalandrama_
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27 days ago
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Overall 8.5
Story 8.5
Acting/Cast 8.5
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 7.0

Loving across lifetimes

This drama takes a fantasy concept and grounds it in something deeply emotional, and what I appreciated most is how much it focuses on relationships in all their forms. It’s not just about romantic love, but also about the weight of family ties, unresolved grief, and the quiet strength of friendship. The way the main relationship develops is layered with memory and longing, but what makes it work is how it’s constantly shaped by the past and the emotional baggage that comes with it. At the same time, the friendships feel sincere and supportive, adding warmth to a story that could have easily become too heavy. The family dynamics, on the other hand, bring a different kind of tension, showing how love can also be complicated, distant, and difficult to navigate. I did feel like some parts of the story were rushed, and I really wish we had seen more of the second couple, because they had the potential to add even more depth to the narrative. Still, the way all these relationships intertwine is what makes the drama engaging, turning it into something more than just a reincarnation story.

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Maca Bond
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Sep 14, 2025
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Overall 9.0
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 8.0

A beautiful story meets masterful production

I don’t know where the bad reviews are coming from. I watch about 95% J‑dramas and only 5% K‑dramas, but this is what I experienced.

See You in My 19th Life is a rare blend of heartfelt storytelling and polished production that lingers long after the credits roll. At its core, it’s a romance — but one layered with themes of memory, fate, and the quiet courage it takes to move forward. The narrative unfolds with patience, allowing relationships to breathe and characters to grow naturally, avoiding the “instant love” trap so common in the genre.

The production values are top‑tier: cinematography that captures both intimacy and grandeur, and a soundtrack that’s nothing short of exceptional. The score shifts effortlessly between moods — tender, playful, aching — and elevates every emotional beat. It’s the kind of music you’ll find yourself replaying long after the final episode.

Performances are nuanced, with a female lead whose depth becomes more apparent as the story progresses. The interplay between present‑day moments and carefully placed flashbacks adds richness rather than distraction, gradually revealing the emotional architecture behind each choice the characters make.

What makes the series stand out is its ability to weave small, seemingly casual conversations into meaningful threads that resurface later, rewarding attentive viewers. It’s a show that trusts its audience to notice the details — and rewards them with a payoff that feels both earned and deeply satisfying.

I only wish the female lead were 10+ years younger, as the character’s age seems mismatched to her.

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DojimaNoRyu
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Oct 21, 2024
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 7.5
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 10
Rewatch Value 5.0

As with all 12 episode k-dramas

It felt a bit rushed. Some areas of context could have been explored more. It was good, the FL is excellent as she is in every drama she acts in. The ML did not blow me away, but regardless it was a decent drama. It's one of those things that you watch because you have seen literally everything else lol. But if that sounds like you, i think you'll like this one, at least enough to make it to the end.
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admonike
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Jul 24, 2023
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Overall 8.5
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 9.0
Rewatch Value 8.0

a heartfelt journey of love and destiny.

"See You in My 19th Life" is a captivating and enchanting Kdrama that delves into the mystical concept of reincarnation. The story revolves around a woman with the extraordinary ability to recall her past lives, leading to her endless cycle of reincarnation driven by an unyielding grudge from her first life. As she revisits her past 18 lives, the drama takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster, as she endeavors to fulfill an unfinished love from her 18th life while unraveling intriguing mysteries.

The drama's ending leaves a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction, tying up loose ends gracefully. The mesmerizing OSTs add depth to the scenes, amplifying emotions throughout the series. Exceptional performances from the talented cast breathe life into the beautiful characters, and the palpable chemistry between the lead actress and her co-stars is a delight to watch.

"See You in My 19th Life" artfully balances the concept of reincarnation with a solid love story, resulting in a heartwarming and touching narrative. Despite being somewhat predictable, the series manages to surprise with unexpected twists. The emotional depth of the drama tugs at heartstrings, leaving viewers teary-eyed yet uplifted. With its engaging plot and touching moments, this drama is a must-watch for Kdrama enthusiasts seeking a heartfelt journey of love and destiny.

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queenzoomia1
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Sep 10, 2023
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Overall 8.5
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 6.0
Rewatch Value 7.0

Whimsical, wholesome and beautiful

I loved the vibes of this drama.

It was so whimsical, unique, fun and swoony.

I loved the chem btw the 2 couples.
Our main was just so cute and sweet. And I will never forget the dancing on the beach scene, it is just ICONIC. and the kind of thing I just love!

The part where her sister believes her was a bit unbelievable for me but I can also understand to some degree still wasn't completely on board with how everyone believed past lives existed just like that. That's my main critique.

I love the vibes and feelings from the first episodes ( 1-9/ one or two up after they got together ). It took me a while to finish coz the pace slowed down my interest much) but also cuzIi was in a slump.

Also, I love the way she calls his name so softly, ✨" Seoha" ✨

They are def one of my favourite couples.

Also through this show, I have found my ideal type; Golden Retriever X serious quiet guy

If you know, you know

I liked the ending but I don't understand why why she went to her job as she just forgot her memories.

But the amnesia wasn't necessary if the whole ' remembering our loved ones from our past life will hurt them. just didn't exist and instead found another way to stop remembering her past lives.

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ivy
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Sep 1, 2024
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 8.5
Story 8.5
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 8.0

Loved the chemistry of the leads!

Story wise, it was new, cute, and interesting, but after reaching the middle of the series, I realized there isn't much drama and plot twist than I expected. The evil characters weren't so evil after all? The build up and writing from the start was so great it kind of ended flat for me.

Although the ending was quite cute, I wished there was more!! I wanted to see more ahn bo hyun and his adorable acting (we need him in more romcoms!!) and shin hye sun. I really hoped our main leads and side characters had longer moments together, but too bad we only got 12 episodes for this one.

Chemistry of the leads and second leads were amazing for me, that it made this show enjoyable and worth watching.

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