Ah Rin

So the entire thing was his wish fulfilment?

Anyways, your story makes more sense than the show. I just remembered the first crash being the one that killed him initially, cuz the show made it seem like that. That his decisions gave him that loyal follower that protected him from the car crash and changed the past. That was the beauty of that moment- the fact that he could indeed change the past.

But yours does make more sense. I agree tho, solid entertainment. If they touched upon these a little bit more it wouldve been a 10/10, but this time I had to bump it down to a 9.5. Vincenzo was better.

rather wait a year for the manhwa to catch up its around 38 chapters long rn. doubt thats enough to cover 17 hours of content.

His initial accident was different from the one he actually died from. Like when the old dude was gonna declare that do jun was gonna turn into the owner of the financial group was when he shouldve died. That was 23 or 24 years ago. He did alter the past, which made him 20 years before the present. So he effectively did control his body and caused past events to change.

except that doesn't make sense either because he wouldn't be responsible for his death in that case. Point is nothing makes sense. and repentance was just reliving his life? so the interactions between him and the yang cheol meant nothing?

Anyways I really liked how you could tell the difference in acting between do jun and yoon. like even when they were facing each other. do jun was more confident while dying than yoon was looking at him die.

that being said this was a huge loophole, but whatever.

I barely have any sense of reason holding me back from calling the entire series a loop hole. But I was never really invested in the time loop thing to begin with.

I was invested in episode 9 or whatever one it was when Do Jun sat in front of Jin Cheol and said that he was Miracle's owner. That shit hit hard.

What hurts worse than ignoring is that he didn't protect Soonyang. As a revenge if they explored time travel into the future more in depth, it wouldve been more satisfying. But as a business drama it was a waste. Like an entire episode was spent when he earnt 1.6 billion dollars, and that never came into any real play except for the first 20 minutes of episode 15.

The best dynamic of the people was that they would fight each other and stuff for ownership and hate each other. But still not kill. Just killing Do Jun off shouldn't have even been an option. Cuz they could've done that whenever.

Bruh does the action get good? The CGI or whatever in the first minute were bad. Like really bad. I could even deal with bride of habaek and uncanny counter. But this was just awful. Pair that up with the NTR. Like nuh uh. I'm sure the story gets better judging by the score, but I haven't been as turned off by a show since the heirs.

Wouldn't it have been easier/clearer if they showed the dude in the car with another face after the accident?

where did you find the ending?

I judge shows just by their entertainment value, and the last episode did seem slightly forced. But the revenge did hit a lot harder with it being in the ukw timeline. It could have wrapped up way neater if they gave it just one more episode.

And idk but the trial wasn't the way to go. I would much rather have him bought the company with some secret stash. I still can't tell how people didn't realise they had the same face or how the timeline worked with his premonition and stuff, but maybe, the explanations that he gave Oh, were why he actually invested in those things and the rest was Yoon's reinterpretations. But that's a big leap. Cuz he wouldn't know about the weight lifter silver medal and the return of the famous singer dude. I decided to just gloss over it instead, like I did with Bad and Crazy.

All I can say is Jin Yang Cheol carried. A meh episode won't ruin the weeks of fcking hype.

I call bs on the ending.