InvisibleInsomnia

I haven't trusted Jinta since the beginning. Why would a heavenly angel put someone through death timeloop? His reasoning hasn't been explained; it'd be a good plot-twist if he was the one who orchestrated everything for his own amusement.

Is it bad I'm kinda happy Tol get to experience what Tin had to go through so many times?

I don't think he's really the bad guy; he's just not sympathetic and isn't motivated in at his work. He wasn't really the direct cause as to why Rit lost his kidney, but he did play a part in it. Tin was just following what Sak told him to do. However, Tin really doesn't feel bad that handing over Rit as a patient lead him to a kidney.

This episode was the perfect mix of all the emotions. The wait till next Monday is gonna be so long after that ending.

This wait is torture

OMGGGGG 😭

Do you have a link 👀

Everytime I rewatch ep10 I always tear up 😭

There isn't a preview for it. It was mentioned in a interview (or something) that there would be a slap scene between KimChay

Kinda glad no ones has a pet dog. I think I'd bawl my eyes out.

he's not the smartest sometimes...

you know his scalp is really itchy

Chay slaps Kim and it's gonna be well deserved

Leeches always come back

The only good thing Kim has done was stop Chay from being dumb at the bar

We still need to see 2 scenes. KimChay slap scene and the KinnPorsche pool scene. I'm guessing maybe the slap is next episode and the pool will be the last maybe?

The damn nerve of him asking for more money pissed me off

How are we all feeling knowing that there is only 2 episodes left?

Kim, I hope you walk across a field of legos barefoot and always sleep on the warm side of the pillow 😄

Hahaha, I might've worded my sentence oddly.
I just found a third one (a box of hairdye) with Chay 🤣