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I think the game wanted to hint on the stalker of Yeo woon with the texts. I'm glad I am not the only one who think that these kind of messages aren't normal LOL.

glad to see that i am not alone with this T_T

myung ha turns his confession down at first, actually. he isnt interested in getting romantically involved with yeo woon at first. there is also a scene on their first date where is talks to him self and says "i cant believe i am on a date with a child/i am on a date with a child" (translation sucks unfortunately a lot x))

they address it.

they end up together. :)

saaaame!!

Gosh, the hair in JBLs are really a pain in the ass and I also don't get why they stick to this look. It always looks soooooo damn greasy. Imagine how excited I was when I saw the promo pictures for "Perfect Propose"!! Because the hair looks decent! It looks so normal and not like they haven't took a shower in ages. 😮‍💨😮‍💨

Have to agree with Myles_L. I also don't get your responses, since they don't have anything to do with what was asked/said. 😂

I feel the same way. For me, everything aside of the romance is way more interesting than the actual couple. 😅 I totally enjoy the reoccurring sauna talks with Kaname or the evening in the restaurant. But the couple is so bland and boring for me. 😐 I just don't see why they like each other, I feel no connection at all.

Because I thought they are the same.. 😂 which would lead again to the question, how real are the people at the end? 🌝 I think it's just a whole construct that isn't real, because his grandma is also back to "life". But just the thought that his soul found finally happiness is really comforting.

Btw.. is the actress for the head manager, the ex and the woman who asks "What if I am the only one who can't see it?" (When they are making the wish in the "reallife") the same?

Nah, I don't think so.

Nah, "do you have fun hanging out with your friends? They say Santa don't bring any gifts" "there's a children day, a teacher day [etc etc] but no day where I can see you" "oh, if I could only see you" etc etc. For me, that's so creepy. 😐 And it started the moment when they first ate ice cream together, with the message, that bbbig is the equivalent to something and the question why he eats this.

I think Myungha stopped Sang Won because he was worried that Sang Won get hurt. It's shown multiple times that he sees them still as kids, because he's 10 years older than them, and that he wants to protect them and don't bring them in danger. So it make sense to me. Since the whole show is about how he is unable to rely on others. He can't rely on Sang Won here, because he's worried Sang Won will get hurt and that's something Myungha tries to avoid at all costs.

I stopped seeing the world as game, because for me, obviously it wasn't a game. Myungha always thought the messages were send my accident, that's why he didn't act according to them. But I also don't get fully, why the world started to collapsed the moment he called the number. For me, Sunbae is just a higher-power dude, who gave Myungha another chance to get happy. That's why he also asked him to write down everything that makes him happy. So it wouldn't make sense to send those creepy messages 💀 I mean, at one point, when I still thought Sunbae is a friend of him, I thought "when you have friends like Sunbae, you don't need enemies" because damn, he really lets him go through shit. But at the end I think the cruel things were necessary, so Myungha learns from them and is pushed to make a decision and finally understand everything. Otherwise, when everything would have been happy, he wouldn't have understand what the thing was supposed to show him. He wouldn't have learn to rely on others and to love himself.

But did you read the messages? They were hella creepy!! 😂😂 It just doesn't make sense to me that the person, who wrote them, wanted to see him so bad and follows them etc etc. And the system messages came through the system. Not through the number. He could've just use the system, just like he did towards the ending. I mean, the peak of the messages was the night where Myungha was contacted by the stalker. There it also said that "a lot of things need to be fixed", you know what I mean? Everything connected to this one point and the weird messages stop after that (I think. I watched this show with a huge lack of sleep, so I am not quite sure. But actually I am 💀)

i think it was like a premise for the stalker storyline? since the text messages sounded all so creepy and stalker-ish and sunbae also said "when a novel is made into a game, there are many things that need to be fixed. did you get my clues?" something like this, so i wonder if i understood this right. and: do you think the constantly "system error" when yeo woon said "i love you" was because loving him wasn't the key for his happiness? he said multiple times that myung ha should rely on him, but myung ha couldn't do this. at the end, we also discover through sunbae that the whole journey was actually made for myung ha to learn to rely on others. (my first thought in the beginning was actually: i bet myung ha should not just bring yeo woon happiness, but also himself/find his happiness) i love when i am right with my (especially early) assumptions xd

I really wonder that no one is taking about those freaking text messages?! 😂 Like, who send them to him? They were so freaking creepy. I posted my thought in the comments below, but I will add it here too.

Edit: ah, I saw a theory that makes sense, lmao. Guess I was just too immersed into my thought that it must be someone creepy. 😂

I wouldn't say "because their lives are so similar." Sunbae literally made this world and he made it similar, so Myung Ha "learns a lesson" to allows himself to be happier and rely on others. Like, the whole mission at all was only about Myungha, because Yeo Woon is based on Myungha.

In episode 7 there is a scene where Yeo Woon is lying on Myung Ha's lap and looks at him. I thought, he looked very alike to Soobin in this scene! :D

do you probably know who send the text messages? that got me hella confused xd i think it was like a premise for the stalker storyline? since the text messages sounded all so creepy and stalker-ish and sunbae also said "when a novel is made into a game, there are many things that need to be fixed. did you get my clues?" something like this, so i wonder if i understood this right. and: do you think the constantly "system error" when yeo woon said "i love you" was because loving him wasnt the key for his happiness? he said multiple times that myung ha should rely on him, but myung ha couldnt do this. at the end, we also discover through sunbae that the whole journey was actually made for myung ha to learn to rely on others. (my first thought in the beginning was actually: i bet myung ha should not just bring yeo woon happiness, but also himself/find his happiness) i love when i am right with my (especially early) assumptions xd

Cha Woong Ki could be added. He's a former Child Actor and is now starring with a main role in Love for Love's Sake.