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I'm also thinking that his father is at least related to its creation. It might actually turn out to be some sort of predestined path kind of situation in which the original timeline we saw was a changed timeline to begin with and all the events that are happening are looping back to that timeline. We might actually be dealing with a time loop involving several timelines.

I'm thinking that Ms. Lee was a North Korean Spy gone rogue and now other Spies are after her. I also find Yoo Bum Ryeong a bit sus considering the Roses situation that seemed to hint that it was him that sent a letter informing Ms. Lee that she was being watched. So, he is probably also an ex-NK Spy in hiding, meaning that he was the one in the Blue Cap that ran away. Or all of that is just to mislead us.

I think its probably that Mi Sook is a witness to the murders. She seems to like to hide and stalk people (at least for Soon Ae), but I doubt she's the actual killer. She seems unempathetic enough to not care to report anything since she seems likely to know of her brothers actions and just never gave a damn. Instead witnessing the murders probably gave her inspiration as writer.

I forgot to take the model into account. But even so at most I would say its more likely that time travel tech was brought back in time to the 1980s and made into a car. And I will still stick by the theory that the tech is from year 30XX and the killer is probably from that time period.
Perhaps its a situation in which their Time Machine broke down in the 1980s and they had to rebuild it or something idk. Maybe theres more than 1 Time Traveler from 30XX. Or maybe the initial Time Traveler got stuck years in the past and spent years rebuilding a Time Machine (The Car Model) and then passed away.

And thanks for correcting me about the MC's death date.

I mean it's hinted quite strongly that she was murdered by the same serial killer the Male Lead is looking for. The same one who kills him in 2037. The same little box is found by the Female Lead before she gets into an altercation with her father in ep 1.

Murderer probably keeps a journal of his murders and writer probably chanced upon it. Maybe she didn't know what it actually was or she just never reported it and took it as inspiration to write her novels. MC probably gets killed in the future because he meets the real murderer in the past through his time travels maybe.

There is still the question of how the time travel car even ends up where it was when the MC found it. How did it get there in the first place? Also if the Village murders take place in 1987 and he gets murdered in 2037, the murderer would have to be pretty old by then. I find it hard to believe that. I am more prone to believe that we have another Time Traveler on the loose who is going through time killing people. AKA a Serial Time Killer.

The time travel also seems to have a future limit year of 30XX, thus that is likely where the car comes from and maybe even the time period that the killer is from.

The biggest question though is still how the MC's Time Travel car ends up there in 2021 without anyone manning it.

I think that its because Redrin was not an 'original deity'. It is noted that she was originally a seaweed spirit or something and had saved a human before. That human believed her to be a deity and she somehow gained a 'deity seat' which is the part of her soul that she had given away to Rembrary. From this we can infer that there are really 2 ways of becoming a deity outside of being given the position as in Rembrary's case though he did not know initially. One way is essentially being born into it through the beliefs of the people in an idea, such as there being something after death and a ruler of the underworld that judges you after death. Basically a deity being born from the general belief in an idea. Redrin falls into the 2nd category in which she 'becomes' a deity despite not being one because of the strong belief of others that she was a deity. Idk how strong that belief had to be but considering that she was a 'spirit' to begin with, I think that probably made things easier for her in becoming a deity. So she is probably more akin to the grim reaper without her deity position. This could probably also mean that other spirits of the underworld can potentially take over the deity position if the current ruler somehow loses it. My guess is that because Redrin wasn't a born deity, she did not know all the ins and outs of her 'divinity', which might also be why she was so prone to corruption and becoming conceited and jealous of all of her pontifices. She probably did not even know that she had given away her deity position to Rembrary when she split her soul. The deity position is likely attracted to those who have a lot of 'faith'. She does not have much faith because she kills off all of her loyal believers and most of her church followers in her world are probably more faithful to the pontifex than they are to her. This also explains why she wasn't able to take the deity position back from Rembrary despite it originally being hers. Its because she essentially lost the rights to it since no deity lacks faithful believers. A deity without anyone believing in them should not exist. It pretty much deemed Rembrary more fit for the position than her.

What if the Earth is something like a 'main' world that isn't controlled by a singular 'God', whereas the world that Rembrary is from is more of a pocket dimension in which Lord Redrin controls, kind of like how the underworld is sort of a pocket dimension world controlled by Yama.

Perhaps Lord Redrin isn't some beneficent divine being but rather an entity that relies on faith for sustenance and power. In Rembrary's world where Redrin is basically the only authority figure in terms of divinity, they are seen and held in awe as some holy being of goodness. But to maintain that image, some conflict is necessary so that people will always need a "god" to believe in for protection, thus "The Evil One" was created to maintain a cycle of continuous faith and continuous need for divine protection. After gaining and growing enough power in their own pocket dimension, maybe they are now trying to vye for power in the 'main' world, competing for power with several deities who already have a foothold there. Thus, a seemingly new, evil cult growing under Redrin's banner on Earth. Redrin is thus likely not a force of good but rather a manipulative being that is simply ambitious.

As to how Rembrary and Woo Yeon Woo are connected though, Idk. We will have to get more info first. Maybe Woo Yeon Woo was a vessel planted on Earth early on as a part of Redrin's plans to bring Rembrary to the main world in order to spread faith for her or something? Maybe they can do that? Idk.

Hmmm I guess it could be the case in order to prevent a sudden Insulin rush that may lead to severe drops in Blood Sugar. But that would be more of a case where there is an underlying problem outside affecting their Insulin production and we don't really have any indications of that being the case for Yeonwoo. Hypoglycemia isn't a disease in itself, its a condition of low blood sugar. There is a range that needs to be kept. On the flip side, if blood sugar is above that range then that would be Hyperglycemia, usually indicative of Prediabetes or Diabetes. Your friend likely has some condition in which they have some form of uncontrolled Insulin production or something whereby they easily become Hypoglycemic when they intake High Sugar content in a short period leading to a sudden rush of Insulin release and thus Hypoglycemia. In those cases then yes High Sugar food is not recommended as a part of their regular diet and instead they should be having frequent balanced meals. That doesn't seem to be the case with Yeonwoo or at least there is no indication of that being so. All we know is that he became Hypoglycemic during his Psychiatric visit. Logically one would just think that he hadn't eaten anything that day, maybe even burned off too much Glucose from his training as an idol, etc. which led to his low blood sugar. Thus, there is no indication that he has any underlying condition that may Precipitate Hypoglycemia. Although I guess it would make sense in her mind that he does. That would mean that she thinks he is chronically Hypoglycemic.

Idk if its a mistake or something but in the beginning of episode 4, the reasoning on why Kim Dal is not letting Yeon Woo drink his coffee or whatever makes no sense. If he is Hypoglycemic, then he would need MORE sugar, not less. Thus, she should actually be letting him drink it rather than trying to take it away since Hypoglycemia is potentially deadly.

If this is supposed to be a sequel to Jung_E then it must take place in a very advanced futuristic setting considering the setting of the prequel. Honestly I am doubting the claim of this being a sequel. Is there any actual evidence? I don't really see the connection.

Doubtful. There wouldn't be much else to talk about once the story between Jang Uk and Naksu concludes. And this season is clearly concluding that storyline. Unless they decide to make a spinoff with other characters as the main. But I don't think thats common in Kdramas.

Actually, I am doubtful that MZ will die in the end. I feel like he will still end up as the emperor in the end, but he has a slight redemption arc in that he allows MC and LAR to leave together. I feel like the 2 of them will essentially go into exile together once MZ becomes emperor. Considering how fate seems to always lead back to more suffering due to the constant attacking back and forth between LAR and MZ, I do think that will end up being the best solution. With the death of Advisor Cai, I doubt that MZ will kill MC simply for LAR. He will always care more about power after all. As long as he is given the position he wants he will likely compromise and that will give MC and LAR enough time to pack their bags and run away to where MZ can't find them anymore before MZ changes his mind. I think the point of LAR's regression isn't to exact revenge on those who wronged her. This can be seen from how things have gotten even worse when she tries to fight back against MZ. The point of the regression is most likely to come to terms with her past and just look towards a new future. The reason why it isn't going easy for her is because she is bogged down by responsibilities and anger. MC is probably going to become the key to resolving her situation by the end and she and the Lu family will likely have given up basically all of their things at the end. She just doesn't know it yet.

I doubt that she will kill him herself. If she does, then that will implicate her entire family. She will most likely scheme for his death.

I think so too. I've also said before about how possessive he is of people and things that he sees as his. Having lost his right hand man, he will definitely seek revenge for that. The question is how he will go about seeking that revenge as he also sees LAR as his as well. Thus, it is unlikely that he will seek for her death. However, he will definitely serve her punishment one way or another. Thus, her family is likely to suffer.

His childhood was probably the catalyst for him becoming so power hungry. However, some of the greatest influences come from the peers one is surrounded by. After all, being hungry for power does not necessarily mean that one must throw away all else to seek that power. I dare to say that his advisor Cai was perhaps one of his greatest motivators that eventually led to the final version of him we see in the 1st timeline. Basically, the person by his side is constantly telling him and reminding him that he is the main character and he must do everything he can to maintain that status.

The 4th prince was the son of a consort which is a rank above a concubine. And children of an imperial consort are legitimate heir's to the throne. Also by the time we see MZ poison the emperor, he has already amassed a ton of support and power. At that point it was really just a matter of legitimacy. He understood that the emperor's punishment of confinement for the 4th prince was but a temporary matter as no matter what, the emperor is set on putting the 4th on the throne. After some time, the emperor will give back the 4th princes position to him. Thus, before that happened MZ got rid of the emperor, leaving his claim to the throne as the only option left for the other ministers. Basically no one could argue at that point since there were only 2 princes left since the 4th lost his position as prince and the 9th has no power or influence. Furthermore, once his seat on the throne was secured, he had his accomplice (the empress) killed as well so as to prevent the crime of committing regicide be known. When the 9th gets suspicious, he too is killed to prevent further investigations into the matter.

I think the emperor favors the 9th Prince because he isn't interested in the throne and is good natured. Basically he sees him as a good kid that does not cause him problems. MZ and MC are both illegitimate and thus in the emperors mind, neither can be emperor. Thats also why he ignores a ton of the 4th Princes corrupt behaviors even though he knows about them. Because the 4th is the only legitimate son that can inherit his throne. He likes MC over MZ precisely because of how MZ schemes for the throne whereas MC does not.

If you analyze MZ's character, it's pretty apparent that he is a very possessive person. I think it stems from the fact that he wants power that is not legitimately his as he is technically a 'bastard' child of the emperor. Thus, he is very possessive of things he sees as his. Whether that is his brother MC, his wife, our MC, etc. Being a illegitimate, he feels a constant need to prove himself. His need for power seems to stem from him witnessing the consequences of being powerless (He witnessed his biological mother being abused by those in power). Thus, in his own mind, unless it is himself, he probably would not allow anyone else to touch or hurt any person, place, or thing that he sees as his own.

They were screwed from the moment they amassed so much sea power. Even though they're basically just merchants, the fact that they control so much influence over the waters puts them as a focal and important chess piece in the fight for power between the 2 princes.