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No problem! Kairos had a strong start too and started getting boring around episode 8 too or somewhere there. I think with these time travel k-dramas they have potential but the execution isn't the best. 365 had more to it with the different "crime cases" but somehow were all interlaced whereas Kairos focused on one main case which I think got boring and the "villain" didn't seem convincing to me. However the time travel approach for Kairos was something different which I liked. Don't want to say too much as to spoil some things haha but if you can, I'd like to know which one you liked more in the end after finishing Kairos!

Hi! I finished 365: Repeat the year months ago and just finished Kairos today. For me, 365 was better as it had a more eerie mood and the suspense was good throughout the drama. Both dramas started off strong and made me intrigued but soon after it dragged and the "plot twists" weren't really surprising anymore as I expected the events to happen. However I'd say Kairos got a bit boring for me early on compared to 365 and I skipped a lot for the second half of the drama as I just wanted to see the ending. Each drama had different approaches to time travel but definitely check out both to see which one you will like!

am i the only one that found this drama to be just okay? aside from the ending, it doesn't live up to the hype that most people claim it to be and especially the popularity for when it was airing. I liked the action although i think there could be more and Seung Gi's acting is good and Suzy isn't bad. The "villain" was just too predictable so near the last 1/3 of the drama nothing was much of a plot twist for me. I'd give this at most a 7.5 rating. Hopefully there's a season 2 since it'd feel like I wasted my time finishing

we're still not too sure about that but considering the drama falls under the fantasy genre I'm hoping to see more from him and also other supernatural characters like the serial killer

ohh I see, but I'm just confused about the cohabitation proposal the morning she wakes up which she ends up leaving and then coming back after being sick. And then that's when he sees the marble turn blue so I was just curious why he initiated the idea of her moving in with him in the very beginning as the timeline has the one flaw or is up to us to assume he saw the blue marble when taking her home that night. So the parts I mentioned are before WY's dilemma of taking back the marble due to being attached to LD. If you're able to skim over Ep 1 you'll see what I mean

hoping to see more of Woo Yeo's gumiho powers as there hasn't been much from these 6 episodes!

as mentioned by some already, Woo Yeo didn't want to take back the marble because he saw that it turned blue when being in contact with Lee Dam but I'm still confused because the morning she wakes up after swallowing the marble, WY already proposes the idea of cohabitation because of wanting to take back the marble. It wasn't until later in the episode that LD returns to ask if the marble is making her sick which is when he caresses her face and that's when he sees the marble turn blue and is shocked. Maybe it's for us to assume that he already witnessed the colour change when taking her home that night so he was able to confirm again when she returned but would've been better if there was a flashback (after the scene of WY healing LD) of when he already witnessed the colour change the night before! All the scenes mentioned are in episode 1 for anyone that wants to reference!

Yup I also thought it was a way to throw us off or something and omg I love your shapeshifter theory! That'd be a cool twist if it happens! 🙂

I'm convinced the serial killer isn't Woo Yeo but why did the reflection look like him at the end of ep 6? anyone else think it looked like him? also some are saying that the pace is slow due to the romance but I'm liking how they're building up the suspense with the serial killer issue. I think if the screenwriter took the route of focusing and revealing so much of the killer early on now and follow it with the romance after, that would make it less exciting and would fade out in the middle. And many would drop the drama etc. When I started this drama I didn't expect that there would be a killer being a part of the main conflict and I think this spices things up as quite a few things have already been revealed about Woo Yeo and the marble early on. Can't wait for next week!

Jeong Ji So played young Seung Nyang character in Empress Ki and her name is Maha! You'll know what I mean if you watched Empress Ki!

as everyone's saying how its going downhill, it really is lol I'm disappointed how there still hasn't been any fantasy aspects after the guardian angel scene. We're halfway into the drama and nothings developed imo. Can't even say that I'm finishing the episodes as I'm just skipping everything to see how it unfolds. I think if it went more into the fantasy aspect of why Bi Soo survived and if they didn't include Yujin it would've been better.