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I really think the reason it's hard to beat LWY (the one in black) is because she already predicted their moves. She already went back in time so many times.

I know today's episode is confusing. That's because we did not get the full story yet. I really think time traveling has already been triggered (if I'm not wrong)

I think it already came true. We already know that it was LWY was the one in black. Also, i think the show is showing us that LWY has already started to try to change the past in preventing JL's death. She's trying to prevent JL from sacrificing himself

I think it shows that she's trying to rewrite the past.

Ahhh but yeah, will be more sad in the upcoming episodes 🤣🤣🤣 gonna be a full-on angst

We'll be crying more even after episode 22 🤣🤣🤣

From what I've read, JL and LWY will get their happy ending in like another universe where they are both humans. Jl, though, retained his memories

Ahh I see, you're just still an immature kid. Got it

Exactly. Billing is a professional agreement, but a script has to follow the flow of the story. You can't force a 50/50 split without destroying the pacing.

A few minutes of rainbows and then the rest would be heartbreaking. I don't trust that director 🤣🤣🤣 he always likes those tragic arcs

Just stop watching then. You're just clearly here for your "fave", then watch your "fave" in another drama. The story, btw, is quite great so idk about you

Just don't watch it if you hate it so much

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I fear that the angst will just be more in the upcoming episodes 🤣🤣🤣 we will all be sobbing

The pacing and narrative of this story are actually quite strong. It only feels confusing initially because the writers are intentionally withholding pieces of the puzzle; we're only now beginning to see the full picture of what really happened and how the backstories connect.

It seems the criticism mostly stems from people who are obsessed with 'screen time' for their favorites rather than the storyline itself. They aren't here to watch a story unfold.

I understand watching a show to support an actor, but the backbone of any good drama is its narrative integrity. If you strip away the plot just to satisfy a quota of minutes for one person, the entire show collapses. A character's presence should be dictated by the needs of the script, not the demands of a fandom.

It really shows who are watching for the story and those who are not

There is so much rich backstory regarding JL and the origins of LWY that we're only just beginning to uncover. This latest episode finally gave us the answers we've been waiting for. Honestly, those who focus too much on screen time are missing the forest for the trees. The narrative is unraveling beautifully, and the secrets are being revealed at a perfect pace. People who watch with a stopwatch to check the screen time of their favorites are bound to be disappointed, but for those who are actually here for the story, the drama's pacing is quite good.

It's clear that OP is prioritizing fan-wars over actual plot analysis and is clearly a child.

It's disappointing that we can't have a real conversation about the story. I want to talk about the 'what ifs' and the symbolism we might have overlooked, but the discourse is stuck on billing and screen time. A drama is a puzzle to be solved, not just a highlight reel for one person. If we're only counting minutes, we're missing the actual art of the storytelling

Honestly, it feels like they don't even care about the story anymore. Why even bother watching the drama if you're only there to audit the screen time? It's like they're treating a scripted series like a competition rather than a narrative. If the plot is being sacrificed just to appease certain fanbases, everyone loses in the end. I want answers to the story, it doesn’t matter who gets the most screen time.