Infinite Mystery

Kind-of both, to be honest... ? 😅

Hmm... for a show that had such glacial pacing overall, why did it feel like they rushed the very ending? 3 things were disappointing: #1, that Yoh didn't fight for Pun at all during the 'wedding,' and only finally had some spark of initiative after the girl 'gave' Pun to him 🙄; #2, that once the past-lives were revealed to be true, there was not nearly enough footage of this (there should have been at least half an episode dedicated to showing more of the past lives and them meeting again and again and again to make more impact, rather than just a couple of several-second-long shots + brief mentions of it in the dialogue); and #3, that the final payoff was not very good at all... there should definitely have been more shown after they finally got together in this life-- even just a longer montage hinting at the years of happy domesticity they had or something-- rather than the almost-immediate timeskip to Yoh's death-day that they did here instead... 😕 I don't mind the bittersweet-feeling ending, and I totally understand what they were trying to go for story-wise, but it's just that the execution of that vision left a lot to be desired...

Holy s***... I can't believe an active idol was willing (and even allowed!) to go that far 👀👀👀

Some people said they thought he actually did mouth it/the sound was just muffled/muted, but yeah, it would have been much nicer to hear it out loud :)

^ This! I tend to hate 'open' endings but this didn't feel like one of those at all-- perfect explanation. 👍

Ah, I see, haha. 😁👍 Yeah, I think they just wanted to make the isekai part of it a mystery/reveal this time to add a different twist, rather than just making it explicit right from the beginning like is usual in the genre. :)

No worries at all-- glad that helped! 😊👍

It's a happy ending lol, it's safe to watch!! :)

If it helps, it wasn't an actual videogame, it was an alternate reality which just so happens to have intrinsic game mechanics which the 'author' (who was really a supernatural entity) sent Myungha to to give him a second chance to learn how to live happily. (If you know the term 'isekai' from Japanese media, that's basically what this series' genre was. :) )

Yep; he was already dead (he had drowned himself in the sea) before the start of the series 😅, so any footage from that world was just all flashback.

Glad to help! 😊👍

Re: the magic powers, It's pretty much implied that the 'author' was really some kind of supernatural entity/deity/etc. who decided to give Myungha that second chance; this is actually a super common plot device in the 'isekai' genre in Japanese media (which often feature the main character dying before/at the very beginning of the story and then a supernatural entity deciding to send them to a new reality where they get a second chance). :) Loved the way this show presented it though!

To summarize: The main character Myungha had already died before the start of the show, and the 'author' was a supernatural entity/deity giving him a second chance in an alternate reality which just so happens to have intrinsic game mechanics. (It wasn't an actual videogame, it was the afterlife/another world; if you know the term 'isekai' from Japanese media, that's basically what this series' genre was. :) ) And through that he finally learned the lessons he needed to learn, and now he is living out his happy second chance in this new reality. :)

Yep, you got it! 😊👍

LOL... you are seriously comparing Korean production/budget to Thai production/budget and saying the former is 'mostly subpar'...? When Korea is literally known for high budget and production in their media? There is definitely good media from both countries, but if you want to try to say that Thai media is 'better,' then for your own credibility please use another argument, because I have seen so much more percentage of Thai stuff that desperately needed better production vs. the percentage from Korea, LOL... 😅

I think you might have missed some dialogue/story context...? 😅 The main character had already died before the start of the show, and the 'author' is a supernatural entity/deity giving him a second chance in an alternate reality that just so happens to have intrinsic game mechanics. It's not an actual video game, it's the afterlife/another world.

The phone call was happening 'across time.' So they didn't meet up again until 2 days later from Yeowoon's perspective, but Myungha was already there in that day, he just had to get to the meeting spot where he knew Yeowoon would be.

It's a scripted BL series, formatted to look like it's a vlog.

Update: The official Cityboy_Log YouTube channel responded to a comment underneath their newest Community tab post (the one with the cute drawn teddy bear mascot picture, if you read this after they post something else, lol) that was asking something about waiting for the next episode, and their response was (direct translation): "Around March." So, yeah. 😭 I mean, it's good we got a relative idea of when the next full episode will release, and it's not like that's *too* far away, but... I still wasn't expecting that much of a wait, either... 😅 Hopefully we'll still get some more Short vids in the meantime? 🙏

Yeah? Well, I *don't* eat meat, so joke's on you.