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Hi :) In the novel Dr. Nil and Alex are not even a couple (at least there’s nothing that hints at it). They are close because Alex is Alan’s son and Dr. Nil was a beloved student whom Alan regarded as a son as well. All the romantic scenes between them were added for the series so, unfortunately, we won’t be able to know more than this.

That character doesn't exist in the novel, that's why I was even more confused 😆

That's what makes the most sense. But since Alan and Win grew up together at the orphanage both should have known Nate, yet when Win meets him for the first time after he and Alan run away from the hospital Win didn't seem to know him. But maybe I'm just nitpicking .

In your opinion, what exactly is Nate? In the series they say Alan created him but in the novel he doesn't "create" people nor memories just like that. And if he is indeed imaginary, why would he appear at the end after Alan's death?

Those who've read the novel, can you help me with something? I bought the novel halfway through the series because I couldn't wait to have all the answers but now I was left with a question.

Sorry for butting in. I thought exactly the same as you while I was reading the novel. By the end it is explained that when Alan regained his memory during a previous loop, he himself instructed Dr. Nil that the next time he forgot everything and started living in his illusion they should not reveal him the truth, because for Alan it was too painful to keep coming back to a world where he had to face the reality of Win's death, so he'd rather stay in his imaginary world. In the series this is not told directly but I believe in episode 7, when Alex talks to Dr. Nil about how he is against the way they are handling things and the doctor tells him he's just following orders he (Alan) requested him, that's probably what they meant.

On amazon you can find both kindle and paperback formats.

Thank you so much! You don't have to waste your time searching for it, you already gave me enough information, I think I can try and find it myself :) I didn't mean to cause so much trouble, I'm sorry! Thank you so much *.*

May I know when he said that? Was it an interview?

Anyone knows what's the difference between this version and the latest uncensored one? Is it just the blurs that were removed or are there added/longer scenes?

No need to apologise, thank you for replying ^^
I enjoy watching kdrama too (cdrama, jdrama, I watch anything). I haven't watched "Our Unwritten Seoul" yet so I'll check it out. Thank you ^^

I watched both I told the sunset about you and I promised you the moon and they're some of my favorite series too ^^
I was probably too fast to judge Reset, so I'll watch a few more episodes ;)

I'm currently watching episode 8 *.* I started with zero expectations because I'm usually not a fan of this kind of more "lakorn" style but, omg, I'm loving it so, so, so much! Definitely one of my favorites of 2025. But thank you for recommending it anyway ^^

I only watched the first episode some time ago and ended up putting it on hold. Maybe I will try giving it another chance. Thank you ^^

May I ask what's your favorite show of 2025? I need something to watch while waiting for Saturday ;)

Is the difference between both versions only the nc scenes or other scenes also got cut?

Thank you so much for your detailed explanation! I did watch a few Thai horror movies in the past but didn't know how things usually work.
I don't mind waiting at all, as long as there's some hope for subtitles I'm fine ^^
Thank you so much for replying ^^

I'm really looking forward to watching this. Do you think it will be available internationally with english subtitles?

Where can I watch the "regular" version? I wanted to watch this with a family member, but I'm a little embarassed to watch so many NC scenes 😅

I was also thinking it could be something similar to the second theory, I just didn't know if (according to mythology) it was possible for Nagas to change into a different gender when they shift into human form. I even did a little research on it, but it didn't help much.
As for the first theory, I had never thought about it, but it does make a lot of sense.
Thank you so much for your enlightening answer ^^