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and how did she rent a hotel room? The writers were lazy

now I want to watch See You In My 19th Life again!

The cast is phenomenal and the story is so so. The premise is interesting but the writers should have put more effort into the details. It felt like a script that needed another edit. A person can be identified by dental records or DNA. who did Tae Ha go to work for when he started wearing a suit again? why didn’t Eun Sae google herself when she learned her name? There are so many holes and unnecessary parts in the story. Everything felt carelessly thrown together like a drunk friend trying to tell a story. Yet the cast was brilliant (so many favorites!) and kept me watching.

The acting is worth it but don’t expect the plot to make sense

I literally don’t know what I watched at the end. I loved the beginning and loved the acting throughout. There are so many nonsensical unexplained things that happened. I love a good fantasy drama but the writing at the end of this one is just bad. I’m certain no one can explain the last few episodes.

can someone please explain who the set assistant was that drugged Seo Ri? who tried to kill her with a truck? so many plot holes

and who tried to kill everyone?

acting: 10 writing: 4

In case anyone else was wondering, the actor who portrays James is David John Robbins.

what am I watching and someone make this make sense. The plot is all over the place and none of the storylines make any sense. I m not sure if this is worth finishing. I made it to episode 14 thinking somehow the writers would string together a plot, but no.

I have never been so hooked on a drama! it was fun and romantic and real. Jisoo is adorable and lovable. I am about to watch it again!

Yumi's Cells is listed here on Prime Video in the US but it's not there

I'm on episode 11 and feel like copying and pasting your review. you are exactly correct on all points. I hope I finish before it disappears!

thanks for the thoughtful, useful review. I just finished episode 1 and walked away wondering what kind of mind writes something like this. it all seemed a bit twisted. I will continue until at least episode 3. and I don't know why he's named Iblis (I don't know who that is) because his story is the biblical account of Satan.

I'm on episode 8 and I agree. I'm a little disappointed in the writing but the acting is still compelling.

the writing was very disappointing

finished it and your review was spot on. The cast was so good but the script was lacking

I totally agree. The drama started well, but the story became fragmented with details that were completely illogical. I have learned to tell the difference between every set of twins I have ever met yet their mother can’t figure it out after 30 years? Why did the male lead have burn scars? Why was Mirae ill (with what?) and then not? There were so many random details that didn’t add up and distracted from the main story. And why did Mirae and Miji meld into one whiny personality? and why oh why was the stylist so bad at hair weaves?

I’m only on episode 4, but so far your review reflects exactly what I am thinking

what did I just watch? The actors are all so talented but the script is a total train wreck. I don’t know how anyone read the script and decided it was a good drama to make. it was a disaster.