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Micro was supposed to be a slush fund so why did the grandfather leave it for Do Jun? Isn't that what got him murdered to begin with? Also, so far all he has done has been with white money. Wouldn't this get him into trouble? Why not just leave him the company shares?

I have a question about Micro in the reply.

Yes, I felt the same. Sometimes the dialogues were a little too complicated. Like when they are deciding to split up companies and other business decisions. Or when they were talking about the favourite politician and popularity. I'm not sure if it was the translation or it was just something complicated. I do wish they had elaborated a little so that it made sense. But despite not understanding every aspect, I could follow the plot.

it is probably referring to the fact that he currently exists as his former self as well as his reborn self at that moment in time. Two different worlds could also be an analogy for one where he is poor and struggling and one where he is rich.

I am not sure why Do Jun never went to check up on his family after his mother's demise. He was making all that money and he never thought to do something for them? He had already changed the life of the youngest grandson so why not his actual self?

Excellent and meaningful!

wow, quite a few. I'll check them out. Thank you. :D

haha yeah. I was thinking about watching some of the other popular cdramas this year like LLTG. Only watched LBFAD and the recent She and Her Perfect Husband. Is there any that you'd recommend?

Yes, the dubbing also doesn't match the lip movements. It doesn't bother me tbh since I'm reading subs anyway. Just expected more from the story since visually it looked masterful. The good thing is that the plot is moving fairly quickly. It just seems to lack a bit of soul to really grab your attention or curiosity. I'll give it another go and see if it grows on me. Else it's a lot of episodes.

yeah, I thought the story would be interesting based on the trailer. And it was the CGI and action sequences that drew me in at the time. I'll try to give it another chance. Btw, which character is the second male lead? The immortal? Or the trainer guy?

Watched two episodes and although the CGI was good, I didn't find the story captivating. Not really feeling the female and male lead nor their chemistry as yet. Is it worth continuing?

Yes I understand but Park Jin isn't just anybody. He's a powerful mage. Naksu was someone he was hunting as she was a powerful assassin. Similarly Yul loved her so he would have looked at her dead body even more closely. Plus the girl is literally telling him she doesn't have her memory so that should make them think they would have met. I felt defeated at the moment when Yul couldn't recognise her. Maybe they want Jang Uk to again be the first to recognise her. I just found it a bit unbelievable that not one person who saw her barring Jin mu knew her face.

Who is buying that even Park Jin doesn't remember Naksu's face when he was fighting with her and chasing after her? Make it make sense, writers! I would have preferred if he knew her identity but again chose to keep it a secret or it took a little time before he figured out she is the same person but kept looking at her with curiosity. But a dress? This is too much. *cries in frustration*

I agree.

Waiting!

Any English subs available?

That's unfortunate. The highlight should have been the couple. I still have 10 episodes to go.

There needs to be some sort of an alert system when a drama starts airing.

May I get an update when it's available please?

Can't believe they just dropped all the episodes. Have to catch up on 13 episodes. How was the show?