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They also described the parents' characteristics of the children sold at the auction. Not every child. It's still a very complex system. I'm having a hard time deciphering this level of evil.

In one scene, she mentioned collecting the Chairman’s sperm, and I guess she also had her own oocytes retrieved. This might be because she believed both she and the Chairman were “perfect,” and that by combining their genes, they could create the perfect embryo.

In the lab that exploded, there were many frozen tubes labeled AH1–26. So it’s likely she also froze a large number of her own oocytes for long-term use. That might mean AH2 could have been created from one of those oocytes, possibly fertilized with sperm from another "perfect" donor.

So, how old was AH1 when she was sent back? I think there’s about a 6–7 year age gap between AH1 and AH2. So that would mean AH2 was around 8 years old when she was taken. If I remember correctly, in the first episode, SeHe asked a child in a church if she could be her child. Could that child have been AH2? It's honestly really confusing, and I don’t think I’ve been able to watch it thoroughly because I’m too shaken up.

It was difficult to watch at first, and it didn't seem to have much depth. But gradually it evoked warm and deep feelings. Especially when you started to feel the depth of their friendship. After that, it became enjoyable to watch. The way they overcame their hardships by supporting each other made me connect with the characters, especially Chang Won. Even though I love FL and ML's youthful memories, I feel sorry for Chang Won. While he spreads joy around, he seems to have a sensitive, delicate, and overly thoughtful child inside. I love all the characters, but Chang Won is my favorite. Please be happy. Have I said Chang Won enough 📣 🌟 This series is suitable for those who want to see beautiful friendships and past romantic memories in a calm pace with a legal theme.

I don't usually quit series I start, but this one is forcing me. First, the older sister, and even the family story, resembles the atmosphere of daily drama, and I don't like it at all. Second, FL refused to give piano lessons at a center due to social anxiety or a phobia, and she was afraid of the people who would be there to learn from her, rather than judge her. But once she sang for the elderly, her anxiety subsided, and she auditioned at a famous bar, and she didn't hesitate a single moment during the performance. It's incredibly annoying that these situations are treated so lightly. Third, is the second ML in a private room at the bar watching the singers on a screen? That could be it, but they show the girl from the opposite angle on the screen and then show her in profile. OMG, I think there's a broadcast PD that adjusts which camera to activate depending on the moment. Come on. And it's still not clear what the plot promises us. I feel like it's being dragged along.

I have a feeling that eventually, Bong-su will leave Gyeon-u of his own free will. Of course, thanks to Seong-a. But is there really no way for him to become an adult and still have Gyeon-u live?
And did he really wait by her bedside, holding his hand for 3 days, even though he wasn't Gyeon U?

Also, the music… God, they're amazing

I was starting to think I was growing numb over time. But it devastated me. And I don't perceive this devastation as a bad thing. I questioned my life, wondering if I'm living like Daeum. When I wake up tomorrow morning, I'll think about living that day in the best way possible, like Daeum. In a life where everything passes by at a terrifying pace, it slowed me down, and I see that as a good thing. I'm so glad I went on this journey, even though I was sad and cried a lot. Although rewatching isn't something I normally do, if I can stand it, I want to watch all the episodes in one go one day. I'm curious to see the intensity of emotion when I watch them without breaks between episodes.

At the beginning, I thought I'd accepted any ending. I never expected a good ending anyway (I know I'm bad). I felt like the whole story would be ruined if she survived. But after the short scene I just saw, I want her to survive, even if it breaks the magic of the series. It's like I'm losing someone close to me. And from the only comment I saw, I learned that episode 10 was crushing.