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Honestly I wish they had less, because even the few episodes they had to work with dragged soo much

The ending plot hole made the least sense to me too… besides the obvious question of what the hell does she even remember when she loses her memories, not once did anyone say she wasn’t allowed to write down all her memories beforehand, or even have other people come up to her and let her know who she is. they could’ve at least addressed that!

It’s not like a super 100% happy ending so maybe that’s why you’re hearing negative opinions. I thought it was perfectly fine and fitting for the genre, it didn’t strike me as sad at all, more like hopeful? they’re not exactly together in the sense that they’re dating but the show basically very very obviously hints that they soon will be, that’s all I will say

Nah but why is the most interesting part of the drama the freaking side couple? They don't even have a lot of screen time but I got more excited for them at the end than for the leads

Why are the ratings so inflated, my god. The adaptation was pretty alright, but not 8.6 worthy. Come on y'all

I might get even more hate for this, but I think it might actually be ABH. I thought he was pretty okay in Yumi's Cells (the only thing I've seen him in) but he's weirdly stiff and one-dimensional in this drama. Like he doesn't seem to have a personality

Omg that's what it is. They basically have no chemistry. I've been racking my brain for why it felt so off. I went and checked out the webtoon and the characters there fit like puzzle pieces together but the actors here (child AND adult for some reason) just don't really have the same chemistry together. I love SHS with all my heart but even she can't save this.

Nope I think it's just the drama LMAO because I haven't read the webtoon and I'm quite bored as well.

Ahh you put that so perfectly! I definitely agree, there's so many elements here that keep me coming back for more, I love dramas like this, as much as I hate being kept in the dark about all these things I want to know the answer to so bad.

Yes! I feel like it should be outperforming KTL and SYIM19thL but for some reason it's not!? It's so entertaining, and for the first time I find myself not minding the weird love square they've got going on. I'm just over here vibing and waiting to see what happens next.

I'm the opposite haha. I don't care at all about the side characters. They kind of missed the opportunity to include them as important characters by giving them so little screen time, and now any scenes with them feel more annoying than entertaining

AND she's only 24? Oh my gosh she's got so many amazing projects ahead of her

Oh my god the pfp is literally the cutest

Loll I speak some Korean too, I'm so excited for these episodes now

That's why I love slow burn dramas so much. It's the lead-up to the romance that's worth watching haha

The webtoon yes, so this drama probably will as well

I literally forget they kissed because that romance feels so unauthentic..

Yeah like things are happening *sort of* but at the same time they aren't because things that are getting revealed aren't really getting revealed for the viewer but for the characters which is just.. meh. Just finished episode 8 this morning, hopefully with that cliffhanger the plot starts rolling... although the romance between the leads is a whole other issue. It's a shame because I LOVED the first couple episodes

Oh my gosh I'm so excited for her

Thank you for putting into words something I've been struggling with. The romance here feels quite unnatural. She basically just constantly kept following him around until he magically fell in love with her for some reason. She seems awfully clingy to me and it was cute and fun at first but now it's just weird. I also still don't understand her obsession with him. She essentially fell in love with a 9 year old boy... How deep could their relationship have been that she chased him across lifetimes and felt the desire to reincarnate for the first time in her life. He's 9!