A poetic love between two people caught in reverse loop of time
What a beautiful story. It’s rare to see a time-travel drama where the male lead goes back and forth in time—most of the time it’s the female lead doing that. Only a couple like Mr. Queen and Rooftop Prince come to mind, so this one felt really refreshing.
The plot moved quickly and stayed focused, with events arranged in reverse timeline, each connected smoothly. It gave off a vibe similar to Unspeakable Longing, which I really liked.
And the ending… god, I cried so much. That moment where he’s trying to read “I missed you” from the broken strings of her instrument just broke me. Then he meets her younger self, and she calls him “uncle” while plucking his grey hair—I was laughing and crying at the same time.
The cast was solid, the background music fit perfectly. Overall, it’s a touching, well-told story that really stays with you
The plot moved quickly and stayed focused, with events arranged in reverse timeline, each connected smoothly. It gave off a vibe similar to Unspeakable Longing, which I really liked.
And the ending… god, I cried so much. That moment where he’s trying to read “I missed you” from the broken strings of her instrument just broke me. Then he meets her younger self, and she calls him “uncle” while plucking his grey hair—I was laughing and crying at the same time.
The cast was solid, the background music fit perfectly. Overall, it’s a touching, well-told story that really stays with you
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