korisa

Actually, it is Haru's excessive impulsiveness that leads to a number of awkward moments between Woojae and Hana. He does not control his emotions and actions very well when he is in his sister's body. His abilities are tactical, not strategic.

I liked episode six better, especially the scenes where they rehearse. The way Park Seoham's gaze changes when he looks at Bona, from rehearsal to rehearsal... I can literally feel his feelings for her changing. How his youthful infatuation develops into what's called "all-encompassing love."

To hold all the film’s timelines in one’s head, you need to put in a lot of effort. This drama can be viewed as a training exercise for memory and concentration. Thank you to the thoughtful commenters who describe their observations and thoughts in detail — you help me not get lost in the plot.

Exactly. In the previous series, Haru made so much effort to conquer it again. And then suddenly, in the present, a surprise awaits him. He's in his sister's body and he can't be with her.

Exactly. Better yet, if he recorded a video of him sitting in a chair reading a book to us.

Of course they will. If the audience wants it so badly, how can they refuse the audience.

I don’t know who is diving into what, but I’ve completely dived into Park Seoham’s eyes (or rather, I got lost in them). The way he looks at Hana — it’s something incredible! I can actually feel his feelings and emotions right through my skin.