Omini

What would you do if time travel was real? Go back and fix your mistakes? Help the people you love but never had the chance to? Take revenge on traitors? Find the love you missed out on? Or… all of the above?
Armin gets a second chance at life—he fixes the mistakes from his first one, uncovers the truth about who betrayed him, and finds the right person to love. Honestly? I loved this part so much.

Could a small change, a different beginning, or just one twist in circumstances completely rewrite your future? This show definitely plays with that question.
Now ... This might be partly my fault.
I went in expecting something super complex and mind-blowing, but instead I got… a spicy romance. And I’m not mad about it! The dynamic between Thada and Armin had me hooked. They’re just meant for each other. Thada’s longing and absolute devotion meets Armin’s defensive wall of insecurity and caution… and destroys it.

It’s a quick watch, light enough that you don’t have to overthink, and it’s genuinely pleasant. But… I didn’t love it as much as I thought I would. I can’t exactly say why. It has everything I like: time travel, second chance trope, great leads. Maybe the writing just didn’t click with me. Or maybe I got too tired of the side characters who overacted every single time. I couldn’t stand them. Honestly, I just wanted them gone. I know it’s a common thing in Thai lakorns, but it’s not my thing.
The romance though? Absolutely lovely. Not much pointless misunderstanding. Even before they officially got together, they worked so perfectly in sync that it felt natural for them to become a couple. I wanted them to be together so badly. I’m in love with their love.

The not-so-great: The side characters weren’t well-developed, the acting wasn’t always my taste, some parts were predictable, the logic had holes, and the pacing was uneven—some moments flew by, others dragged forever.

I liked it, but I didn’t love it. Still, I highly recommend it.