Phobossus

It's rather widely accessible, i.e https://goplay.su/6f64732d6e696e65/Nine/

Glad to see there are others like me! omw to scan your watchlists!

When it was initially reported that Wang Meng Meng jumped off the bus randomly for no reason, I had this theory that it appeared so because she had her own time loop that she was trying to solve, however the death she suffered turned out to be her final loop. Anyone else? x)

What a cool, gripping time loop drama! Took me forever to start this just because I prefer Japanese and Korean to Chinese, but it most certainly was worth it.

Second season coming next year :)

On my rewatch list as well, but can't imagine watching it dubbed. Doesn't it damage the Asian drama experience kind of, even if the voices fit well? x)

I'm lucky enough to only have seen Signal two years ago. Never even dreamed my all time favourite would be getting a sequel, and so soon at that!

Also lines up well with my plan to rewatch the series, I'll do so right before the show is out. Life's so good!

Very enjoyable, I liked the linear story structure because it suited the concept of the drama rather well. Some characters could be more fleshed out, but it didn't feel like much of an issue (surprisingly so, I usually like when there are rich backstories).

If I were to name one disappointment, it would be the Asou Minami episode (the "Ice Queen" as they called her). I had high expectations for it, but it felt really rushed and also fairly easy. They didn't really do her justice - she should have been a formidable opponent that isn't easy to sway, and there should have been more screen time to explain her personality and motives, build more on that "love starved" concept that they scratched.

Two episodes in, the tone of the show really reminds me of 3 Nen A Gumi. Over-the-topness is similar too:)

The first half of E01 has misleadingly fast pacing, for those that are concerned - it normalises later.

The show has now been available on YouTube for a while (if you don't mind low video quality).

Sub first, think later! :D There's a lot of sites dedicated to Asian content, public and private, that will certainly make use of your subs.

Fairly surprised to see people ask that question too. By far my favorite kdrama and I am definitely looking forward to S2, be that in 2026 or 2030 or however long it takes them to make a sequel that stands up to S1's reputation.

I am sooo addicted to this soundtrack!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlL68w7uEhU

Also the climax is very similar to Some Day One Day's :) even the physical place it occurs at.

Bit too fast pacing for my taste, but entertaining nevertheless. All the Umine Zenko's breakdowns (while in Ayumi's body) gave me chills, both the actress and OST did their job well!

Truee, in the past I would rewatch season n-1 whenever season n of a show was released. Maximizing my enjoyment by being up to date with the story. Now I'm a bit more sane and just do notes haha.

Lol when I finished the show earlier this year, I wrote down notes of all important stuff I want to remember. Maybe it'll save me a rewatch when s3 comes.

Edit: 08/04/2025 - The show is now available on YouTube. You can still DM me if you need a source with better quality.
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It's not been accessible since the fall of kissasian. I know what I'm saying as nowadays whenever I find a new streaming site, I often use this drama title as a "test" whether it has niche old dramas or not - and *every single* site I've visited has been failing this test (including the now also perishing dramacool and its mirrors). Didn't have luck with public trackers either.

The good news is, I've found 1 place. DM me if you want.

P.S I'm totally gonna rewatch it too one day, it's really one of those dramas that I often come back to with my thoughts :D I listen to its OST quite regularly as well.

HUGE resemblances to the Jigoku Shoujo anime.

Not to my knowledge.