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Thank you! Yes, I like this kind of theme very much. I was just worried it would be handled too lightly, because of when she conveniently said all her life story in the temple and that childish banter. I thought, "Oh no, it will be one of those shows that takes things too superficially," but it is not the case. So today I am binging all the episodes 😁

I enjoyed her story, but not their meeting 😅. That's why I asked, as it was so different from the show's previous tone; I worried it would become too silly, as their banter was too childish and reminded me of some shows I disliked. But if the rest maintains a serious tone, I'm up for it and will definitely watch more today. thanks for your answer 😊

I started the drama today but i am already having difficulty finishing episode 1. I was expecting something like "Blossom," that level of seriousness in the story and acting. But once the main characters met at the temple, their banter was off-putting. My question is, how is the drama in coming episodes? I am already struggling, even though I like the actors 🥲

I'm not misleading anybody; I'm answering the person above, saying that it is not a good ending for secondary characters, and I just answered that I don't want to watch a "friends massacre" trope in a drama 🙄 where is the problem?

The importance of an interesting personality. 😅 I'm still mourning his hair in their first life. I feel we were robbed of something beautiful, but at least that embrace scene in their dream was amazing to see 😊😁

Even with friends with similar tastes, sometimes we don't like the same drama... or the same male lead 😄

Both are reborn, but she is the only one with memories, probably because she was holding the book or maybe because she was more conscious than him when they traveled back in time. He seemed to be falling into oblivion while she was going toward the light. They never really explain it

All the characters you might care about get their happy ending

If the first episode didn't grab you, it's likely the rest won't either totally fair, not every show is for everyone! As for the ML, it's all about personal taste; not everyone will find him appealing, and that's okay too! Me on the other hand... 🔥 🥵 🤣🤣🤣

I still feel like I'm hallucinating 🤣

I'm migrating there, too 😅

I'm going to spend the coming days watching their YouTube video edits 🤣

I'm still debating with myself, as there aren't many episodes left to air. My only regret about not watching on air is that I can't be annoyingly present in the comment section, but on the other hand, I just hate waiting for the slow rollout of episodes 😅🤣

I really enjoyed it. It had some ups and downs in the middle and a couple of weak episodes, but overall, the main leads were great, the story was good, and the cinematography and ending were excellent

I discarded this one because of the "love at first sight" trope in the synopsis, and then I would still check the comment section every now and then in case I made a mistake. But with the "massacre of all the friends" trope, I can finally let go even if I like the leading actors 😅

Oh, hi there! 😅🤣 I haven't started this one yet, as I wanted to finish "Blossom" first. I'm not sure if I should wait for UTS to finish completely or start binging today. Any advice? 🤣

I remember her. I'll miss Prim, but I'm ready for the new season. Hopefully, we will not need to wait forever

What is worse, a convoluted, messy open ending or a sad ending? I can survive anything when it is well-written, but let's face it, most open or sad endings are seldom well-written. But when they change a HE from a novel to 💩 than i go ballistic 🤣

I like the actor. I think the first drama I watched with him was The Sleepless Princess

I hope for some twist from him too, some clever twist; they could still pull it off