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Most of them are probably just bots, but some are not. Those are minds of people who need to be punished for their mistakes and learn, change because of the stories they are forced to experience in the simulations. For example Ju Da may have bullied her poor classmate, so now she must be in that girl's shoes. When the minds don't follow the script, bugs happen in the code (flipped image in cinema, floating objects, portal between different simulations etc.). There are some inner guards inside the simulations who must prevent and fix those , report to creators (Fairy's character?). The comics are there for them as guide to what is supposed to happen. Dan Oh sees the storyboard because she was a guard/ writer before committing her crime (maybe she treated badly someone with illness who loved her?).

This theory is very unlikely true, given the mood of the drama, but it's kinda "fun", so I decided to share it. So here we have some "actors" that have "roles" in different comics and the characters have the same names, look the same and even say some identical lines (different versions of the same author's story? Plagiarism?). This suggests that every single story ever written is some kind of a pocket universe, but...what if that's more than that? My theory is that the "actors" are actually some real human minds and the comics are simulations they are trapped in. But why would someone trap people in stories with a lot of drama going on (pun intended)? They may be prisoners/students!

Baek kyung's brother is acting strange. Also Ju Da's smile was out of character as well. The fact that the author uses the same names and the same dialogues from "Flower" manhwa suggests that it was never published (so the author either decided to change it of is plagiarizing someone else's work).

Maybe that's because she put her hand into the "portal"?

One thing that I'm very curious about is why she is the only one who can see the storyboad.

I couldn't write "in the shadows" without singing the song in my mind LMAO

I have some vague theories so far, that may be too dark for the atmosphere of this drama, but you never know... in this comic she is destined to die, while in "Flower" Haru is the one who dies or gets badly injured (and from tense scenes between him and Fairy I deduce that there they might have been rivals/enemies). If the "actors" remember they past "roles" they also remember the hurt and the suffering. That's how Haru will understand that in that role/life he won't have a happy ending, BUT since he somehow understands that there they were main leads, he decides to persuade her to go living in "Flower" world through the portal (??) so they will have more scenes together and they won't have to say thing that they don't mean (like her confessing to Baek Kyung). In order to pass through the portal they may have to die in this comic. I also have a theory why here she has heart ache, maybe that's because her heart was broken after Haru died in "Flower" or because someone stabbed her there with a sword (maybe even an "actor" that had an evil role, but actually loved her "in the shadows". *The Rasmus starts palying*.

I agree

Hope for a second season!!!

My favourite BeatBurger's song ^^

More of Mad Dog for me.

Exactly! There are shows with ratings that HAVEN'T BEEN RELEASED YET (have wrong release date, so you can already rate them). A big "bug" in MyDramalist site in myopinion.

Still hoping for the subs

Can't wait to see who is in the cast!

I agree to all points (more or less), especially how Sea Sand is underrated!

Still no translation

Yeah actually seeing him grow, change, learn from people around him and become himself from Sand Sea is one of the most interesting things to watch.

Also like movie Just My Luck (2006) and a bit like k-drama Lovely Horribly (2018)

sure not. It's totally a marketing move (+ the age gap) so everybody talk about this drama...

I hope not... the special effects from 2017 (early 2018) will not look as good in 2020. It willl affect negatively the feedback :/