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It would be great if there were no more problems with Tiw, but there’s a chance he’ll still do something just for the sake of revenge and to prove he’s better—he’s the type who doesn’t let things go and hates being left behind. He had his chance, He totally screwed up, but he was still convinced Qin would come back to him, and it turned out he was completely wrong—Qin chose someone else, so I think he’s going to pull something else. As for Qin himself, it wouldn’t hurt to give him a shake so he realizes he needs to go straight to Duang, that he needs to tell him, show his feelings, because otherwise it’ll take him a while to figure things out on his own.

But seriously, the clients are so interesting—first there was an ex-gangster, now a pop star, and the next episode promises a husband who was supposedly killed by his wife. I’m definitely looking forward to seeing another lawyer, a detective, and maybe, at this rate, even his father’s ghost will show up. I’m really curious to see what other clients he’ll meet.

I don't like FL and her methods either, but on the other hand, we don't know much about her background yet—other than the fact that she had a sister—so maybe her past will explain why she is the way she is and acts the way she does

That's really cool, but I'm just wondering if those talismans are already there and just choose a spirit, or if they appear when a spirit appears. Overall, I think the MC would be better off as a detective, because he basically acts more like a detective than a lawyer, but well, he’s obviously become an official lawyer for ghosts—he just still lacks that lawyer-chic look with fans, little bells, and so on.You know, the father of that FL boss might be the friend who caused MC’s father to become a corrupt prosecutor, and I wouldn’t be surprised at all if he also orchestrated the accident in which MC’s father dies.

I have to say I have mixed feelings after the first episode. On the one hand, the premise is intriguing; on the other, the acting is weak, and the plot doesn’t quite hold together for me—though, to be fair, there’s a 10-year plot hole right from the start, so I’ll see how it goes from here.

You're right, but now I'm really curious—since we got such a great shower scene and they haven't even gone all the way yet, what are we going to get in the scene where they do go all the way?

Likewise, giving him a chance to change the past just so he has to relive everything all over again would be cruel. And I'm also curious because, after each episode, we see the MC's room, where something changes or appears with every alteration—in episode 2, there was a photo of the three of them, and in episode 3, photos from the photo booth were added, so maybe the past has changed a bit, since the photos are magically changing and new ones are appearing as things in the past have changed

No, that would be cruel. If he gets this chance to change the past only to find he can't, that would be truly cruel—because it would be like he's paying double for the past and for not being able to change it. So please, I'm begging you for a happy ending.

I think the gray one appears when key events from the distant past—that is, before the time travel—overlap with the present past—that is, the past after he traveled back in time—and either serve as a warning, allowing the MC to change the past, or have some other significance

So it would seem that one talisman equals one spirit—the only question is why even new spirits are awakening in the new MC office. And I have a feeling that by solving these cases, he might uncover the truth behind the accusations against his father, and I think the cases involving Sin I Rang and Han Na Hyeon are somehow connected, because apparently something has happened to someone important to her as well.

Thanks—I write comments as I go, so sometimes I post them before something is come out

Same here, and this will be episode 8, but there are supposed to be 12, so a lot is still going to happen here. P.S. I can't stand this new guy—to me, he comes across as the typical guy who thinks they'll always come back to him.

Man, they went all out with the shower scene—I didn't expect that,and I'm curious to see who will become top

This really looks promising, and the next episode is going to be intense. The best parts are his possessions—I’m just curious whether the abilities he gains from the spirits that possess him disappear or stay with him. The gangster lawyer in the next episode is really interesting.

Now I'm more interested in Leo and his other half. First Pom, and now his brother caught Leo's eye. I wonder how this will develop.

I'm counting on that too, and I hope they don't disappoint at the end, as some studios have done recently.

It'll be good, MC wanted memories from his previous life and he got them, but I really hope it won't be an ending where he disappears and we meet in the present and that's it, but that they'll give us a little bit of the story of their lives in the present if they go in that direction. In short, I really hope it won't be an ending like in Cursed Love. Those who have seen it will probably know what I'm talking about.

That's right, the YouTube versions are 45 minutes long, and the uncut versions are over an hour long.

I think that some ex-boyfriend or some guy in love with Qin might pop up, because it's only episode 6 and we have 12 in total, and it's been about 1 hour and 30 minutes, so we still have 6 more episodes ahead of us, and the same thing is being said that there will be drama and it will be bad, something will break, etc.

Well, I thought Duang would drag Qin in, but Qin dragged Duang in. Now I'm really curious to see who will come out on top. And something just occurred to me: we have 12 episodes, each averaging 1 hour and 30 minutes, which means there will be drama, and I have a feeling that something will come up with Qin's family, and then we have those memories from the performance. don't cry, and Qin's words about not liking it when he can't control his emotions, which strongly suggests to me that Qin had mean parents and a terrible childhood.