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So many unanswered questions left. I guess the writer is keen on making the audience confused until the end. Definitely warrants a second season.

How will this wrap up? There are few things I'm curious abt.

1. The ghost came from 2091, and when Saeha time travel, noticed how everyone outside is dressed like the Ghost? Does that mean in the future something happened to the Grid?

2. Lastly, and this something that really got me so curious in ep 9. Why did the writer decided to gave a name to the Security officer? Why now? Why almost at end? It seems to me that he has a bigger connection in the story? Or am i just reaching too far?
EDIT: Since I'm now going crazy, I researched abt the name of the security officer. Wi (above), and han means one. So it's the one above? And he's the CCTV guy who oversees everything? DOES THAT MEAN?????

Prediction for the finale? Everything is connected, nothing is a coincidence. The solar wind is destined, Sae byeok, Manok, and Saeha were all fated to meet in the end.

Well damn, this is getting ridiculously addicting for me.

One episode left. I don't know how the ending will be given that its source material I believe is not yet finished? Nonetheless, this drama is shaping up to be one my faves this year.

I'm not sure if they are trying to imitate the K-drama paltform. I've heard that this drama is part of a series project in Mango Tv kinda like the "Light On Series" of Iqiyi where the episodes are shorter compared to your typical C-drama.

It pains me that this only air 2 episodes per week. The struggle is real with this one and I don't often say for C-dramas. BUT THIS. It's such a comforting drama for me. I can't get enough of it.

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I agree! It has the same feels as Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo.

I have confidence with the cast from the main leads to the supporting roles all of them are incredible actors. Hoping this drama will be a success.

I was shocked to hear his voice! and the leads are definitely good!

Finally caught up with this. Can I just say that UhmTae Goo's voice is so podcast material. If he narrates in some horror or true crime shit podcast, I will downright listen to it. I swear that voice holds some power. Just saying.

We can only hope that somebody will pick this up for an international release or else we'll never know when we can have decent subs.

The opening sequence keeps on getting creative every episode and it's freaking good. What a way to open the show and tell the focus subject and characters of the episode. It's fantastic. Why is this so underrated?

I'm reading the novel now and really enjoying it. I'm now interested how they're going to adapt this.

I've liked some of the works of the writer of this drama and one of the directors directed Queen Seon Duk. I think I'm going to give this one a try.

Episode 8 was an emotional episode. Well-acted and directed.

The soundtrack of this drama is so beautiful and romantic. It's constantly in my playlist while waiting for the next episodes to come.

Agree on the no. 1. Up until this day, I'm still hoping for another Mark-Yaya collaboration.

Indeed! Let's hope they will be able to maintain their rating until the end.

You are right an 8.0 for a contemporary rom-com is an impressive achievement. Kudos to all team in this drama! All their handwork are paying off. This drama is receiving a lot of positive feedback.