RandomUsagi

Good post but mayby put it as a spoiler for new watchers? There are some important plot-points mentioned here.

Yeah I understand where you're coming from but I think this genre clashes a bit with romance. They're constantly at risk of dying (since they don't know their own date of death) and they can't trust anyone completely. I don't think a lot of people would actively try to get a relationship if they knew their lives were probably over within a year. Especially since the other person could be the killer/working with the enemy for all they know. Both the detective and Ga Hyun have doubted each other.
They may end up romantically involved if they survive the year/someone resets again to save them.

Lee Shin may have made it sound like they died at a further point in time but the group-resetters really all originally died in 2019-2020. Lee Shin has done multiple resets back to 2019 (probably for her daughter) and she decided to save the group from serial killer Sun Ho by getting him killed. This traumatised the detective and gave him a reason to reset a year, most of the others agreed because of money/health. This was all an experiment by Lee Shin to see if they could change their fate but up till now everyone is still dying at the same pace as the original timeline.

An explanation in short is basically that Sun Ho's life was traded for the lives of all the group-resetters since he is their killer. So the good detective indirectly killed everyone by resolving his trauma and saving his partner.

It's an interesting drama and surely recognisable for those who have been/are suffering from depression. Multiple characters suffer from depression throughout the drama.

Sakura is not neurotypical and she has many quirky behaviours, she's also way too honest but she has a good heart. I watched this mostly to see the positive effect Sakura had on the people around her purely because she was different. The last episodes were a bit weak unfortunately. I think everyone would want a friendgroup like Sakura has, they are really dependable.

It's got everything to do with the BL drama ''Addicted Heroin'' which released on the Chinese internet in 2016. It got very popular (it's a cult-classic) and the Chinese government took notice and decided on an immediate halt on the production of the drama. The male leads aren't allowed to star together in a production to this day (they are still beloved by many).

Shortly after a ban on all Chinese BL-dramas was announced and companies had to either rush out their movies or abandon the project. Nowadays there's only bromance (no intimate action) releasing in China like the Untamed but novels can still get away with BL-action.

Taiwan is not ruled by Chinese laws so it can freely release any BL they want and they do since the business is lucrative. Like the HIStory series for example.

Finally the big reveal happens. Well, it was a good run guys. Goodbye detective bromance between Sun ho and Hyun Jo.

Yes I held out hope for the assistant to be the killer up until this episode but it wasn't meant to be. Sun Ho was one of our two remaining suspects and I knew when the assistant got caught so easily that it wasn't done. It does perfectly explain how everyone died in the other timeline but I hoped Sun Ho was genuinely worrying about his partner.

Now I'm sad but also amazed at how Sun Ho can hide his killer-side so well during his daily interactions. Sure he was suspicious but I was willing to look past that for the detective friendship. I'll rewatch the episode later for the Lee Shin storyline. I'm gonna go and mourn the loss of the bromance but anticipate the reaction of Hyun Jo. Also RIP gamer-bro.

I watched the episode in Korean because I hoped to get some clues out of that and I'm even more shocked than the last episode. I predicted there were 2 suspects left but still.. Good luck watching this one guys.

The fact that the show allows for such theories shows how good the mystery is at this point. Everything is still possible.

I already deduced the first two points myself and completely share your opinion on them. I agree that the killer is the assistant and that Lee Shins daughter is her reason to reset. I personally found out because it had to be someone who was near one of the resetters and someone who saw artistic value in killing them (memento collection). Then I saw the black bag on the wall of the killer and I knew it was the assistant. The daughter of Lee Shin being the reason for the reset isn't really kept a secret by the show.

Your third point was the most interesting to me since I hadn't considered Lee Shin going that far. It would be a brilliant move by her since the detective wouldn't have a reason to reset otherwise. I hope this is actually the case since that would really show how much she planned this whole group-reset.

My condolences to you. I think you made the right choice not to watch it since it does cover the loss-aspect in a lot of different ways. I hope you find a drama better suited to your current state of mind!

Now that I've had time to emotionally process everything I gotta share my feelings about it somewhere. The ending felt so bittersweet because as a viewer I don't want Yuri to be gone. Sure Yuri has her faults with not letting people who loved her know she was resurrected but she ended up the one who sacrificed everything again for the sake of others.

Yuri is a character who only wanted others to be happy and it just feels unfair at the end of it all. I hope she's reincarnated as a person who receives lots of happiness instead of only giving it but we'll never know I guess. I had hoped they would show her next life. But yeah great that MJ and GH are happy but it's not complete for me until I know Yuri has happiness too.

Also, I still don't get the hate for the shaman-job (they seem pretty cool to me) but okay. I guess it was important for the daughter to have a normal life. Getting SW as a young shaman would've made for a cool sequel though.

Well then.. RIP Yuri. They did make it clear that it was coming though. Happy ending for MJ and GH. Though I really didn't understand the big problem about her daughter seeing ghosts. Like yea the ghosts can be dangerous but she'd soon mature enough to know the difference and to learn how to cope. Yuri survived easily in those 49 days while seeing ghosts (yea she was chased once but that was it). Also, it'd guarantee a job in our unstable economy since the daughter can just do apprenticeship with the shaman-woman.

I won't deny that a bromance would've been nice but pets usually bond to a specific human (their owner) so it would be out of character for Hong Jo to deeply care about Jae Sun. Cats are very specific in their likes so I'm not suprised Hong Jo just chose whoever made the most impact on him emotionally (Sol Ah).

I think Jae Sun just doesn't want his ex-lover to end up romantically involved with their own cat. Realistically he has good reason to try and prevent it besides just jealousy. I was never really bothered by the actions of Jae Sun as he doesn't involve himself besides his demands that Hong Jo tell the truth (because a cat-human relationship is pretty weird).

Jae Sun already respects that Sol Ah has Hong Jo in her heart. He's there for backup when Hong Jo leaves, he knows he can't defeat Hong Jo as long as he's there. He wants Sol Ah to make an informed choice though so that's why he demands the truth. I'm also sure he wouldn't want Hong Jo on the streets. Hong Jo would probably just have to be in cat-form a lot more to hide from Sol Ah.

I'm happy the poster-arc got resolved today. I think this was a difficult time for the 365 community but we made it through. Finally we have an aesthetically pleasing poster again.

They'll probably give Yuri what she wants regardless of what happens next. Either Yuri gets her daughter saved and dies (which she doesn't mind) or Yuri gets to live and her daughter saved. I don't see the writers turning it into a tragedy now. Yuri goes or doesn't go but I'm 100% sure she will get a happy end. Either in death (which was her original destiny anyway) or with another chance at life.

I've never seen realistic wigs for farang (non-thai people) in any lakorn (thai drama). They always choose cheap wigs with unrealistic colours so I can't take them seriously.

Sometimes you find dramas with a synopsis that immediately sounds like a situation I would not want to watch. This guy pretends to have amnesia to manipulate his wife into caring for him? Sounds like a relationship built on lies to me but ok I guess some people don't mind that sort of drama. Sure I like watching relationships built by misunderstandings but this is just genuine lying.

Yea and what HAS she accomplished? Spoiler: Still nothing and 2 episodes left.
The dumbest part of all this is that she should've IMMEDIATELY went to her own family and best friend since they were still not over her. Imagine coming back from the dead and just deciding not to contact people that still miss you. It was obviously to stretch the emotional content over more episodes but they could've been more creative. Her husband had been repressing his memories of her so I can understand why she would hesitate to visit him.

I don't know how she thought hanging around her daughter even more would help her to unsee ghosts but ok. Right now the situation is that she has accomplished nothing of importance. Yea she helped people/ghosts with some minor stuff but she mostly caused drama instead of solving issues.

I didn't think that I would find out I was attracted to guys who behave like cats but here we are. Myung Soo is just too cute with his adorable stare.
This is such a comfy series to watch. I really don't understand why people are dropping this series since the story doesn't even matter that much here. Just enjoy the cute cats and the cute cat-behaviour of Hong Jo.
I recommend watching this if you want to escape reality into a fluffy realm of cats. I love the concept of were-cats/cat shifting and hope to see it again.