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so I noted when they first exchange messages. although it doesn't literally show who the ex couples are, but through some exchange texts I can see who are the impossible ex couples, although the show made them like they had dated before. and I can see who are the possible ex couples although the show made them look like they are strangers in the show.

so far, my notes have accuracy. so let me put my thoughts under spoiler bellow.

I got goosebumps when he finally noticed sujin's kite. And when he ran like his life depended on it I couldn't hold back my tears. That's a father, the true sujin's father 😭

I used to be like sehun too. honestly the concept is really absurd if one just reads the description without really watching it. but when I watched transit love 2, I ended up loving it. I wasn't a fan of dating shows in general but now I anticipate whenever new season airs. so I'm genuinely curious if now sehun changes his perspectives about this show like I did or if he's still with that mindset I'm curious how it will turn out if this show have a guest with different vibe.

same here, I tend to root for the new couples.

he doesn't get the idea why this program exists in the first place. have you seen this clip of other members especially kai trying to explain the concept of transit love to sehun? it's hilarious 😂

here's the link https://youtu.be/IcVR6VehKLk?si=xh82wUpxopd8GZIi

I'd love to hear some thoughts about this show but if I see no spoiler warning about the leaks of the upcoming episodes, sorry I'd have to block you...

I'd love to see kai and sehun, from the perspective of someone who loves to watch transit love and someone who's allergic to it 😂

friendly reminder, this reply contains major spoilers of the ending, for anyone who hasn't finished watching I don't recommend to open it.

I think so. we can see that the fence separated the bomb room had been unlocked and he was no longer seen in the room when it exploded. and the south korean president said they never found his remains. so I assume he escaped the ship.

and the scene when he at the dessert was real. so yeah he survived. but he knew he got to stay behind for her to move forward because they had different worlds and she was mean for something big. him burying her necklace was like a symbol to bury the past, that he couldn't carry that part of her into his life. maybe they'd meet again in the future but at that moment they weren't mean to be together. that's how I interpret it.

the comments are so so so weird

friendly reminder,
for any kind-hearted soul who wants to consider watching this, it would do yourself a favour by not reading the comment section.

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thanks for the reminder, I've always skipped the credits now I wonder what did I miss lol

yes! wether or not the client is innocent is another thing. but he did his job accordingly as a lawyer although his common sense had some doubts about it. as they said, a lawyer must not work with common sense. I like to think it this way. thanks for the insights.

"did you kill him?" this was a repetitive question asked by the ML, the prosecutor and apparently also by the senior doctor if I'm not mistaken.

and when the ML had a discussion with the FL about the case on wether or not their client had ill intention, he also thought about when he asked the female doctor that question. but he decided not to share his opinion with the FL.

that same attitude of the ML shown when jinwoo yapped on how he insisted to have team dinner. from the look on his face, the ML sensed jinu's attitude wasn't organic. and maybe he could also tell his ulterior motive. but then again he decided not to say anything.

he has been in the industry for so long that it looks like he got a gut feeling and could "read" people's mind.

when asked that question, the female doctor always answered with a "no", but she nodded 😭 I don't learn body languages so maybe someone can give me an input.

and when her senior doctor said that "I didn't tell him (the ML), but I actually knew about that mf's disease. I just didn't report it so he could meet his fate naturally." the female doctor had this sort of expression, she was like "what the heck bruh? you could've told me earlier. I thought I'm doing this all alone 😭"

I know this case doesn't matter anymore but I've always been wondering about ML's second thoughts on something.

second lead couple

eh it was the director? his directing has this kind of synergy that if they were to film two rocks next to each other and viewers would accuse them of dating 😭

yes, the cinematography is also a part of it. it highlighted their chemistry. sometimes silence speaks louder than a confession.

apparently the director just couldn't explain it well. but I got his points. from the start, I knew it was going to be like this even though there was a spark between the leads.

it was the producer who said that? it looked like jinwook, the director and the writer have their own group chat without him 😭😂

or he failed to explain it clearly. I mean clearly there was a chemistry between them but the story just decided not to explore about it. and it left to the viewers whatever they want to define it.

oh it's so scary I didn't know it just finished airing. I better excuse myself from the comment for the time being. spoilers are scarier than demons.

everyone please enjoy your time

ep 10

it looked like he intentionally landed on the wrong part. he injured his knee so they wouldn't be suspicious of him.

actually that princess felt so relatable now that I thought about it. she reminded me of my old self in my freshmen year of uni. I just started a new chapter of my life in a big city, where nobody knew me and I knew nobody. at first it sounded so cool in my head, like I was against the current.

but it was soooooooooo hard and I felt super lonely that the thought of making friends with a ghost to accompany me crossed in my mind once in a while. fully aware that I was a scaredycat 😭😂