This looks to be influenced by isekai wave. A loser gets transported/reborn into the past/other world/MMO/etc. with all prior life memories and they make it a goal to get the most out of new life for sure. How a shy loser suddenly starts having a completely different, assertive and confident personality is anybody's guess, but this trope is super popular. And who wouldn't want to go back to the past with foresight and try to fix past mistakes and regrets? Shoulda, woulda, coulda...
The villains here are so cartoonishly despicable 🤮 FL's deadbeat husband and his obnoxious mother remind me of similar ones in Bo Ra! Deborah. I hope they get what they deserve here at least.
Don't really agree exactly with the message, yes have empathy but no, not too much, if someone is doing illegal…
It was left out in the open but I got the impression that the stalker killer girl was still gonna get a sentence for kidnapping, attempted murder and stalking. I don't think even refusing to press charges was gonna work here, police already saw everything first hand. And ML didn't bow to her and wasn't as kind as to the others, just understanding. Segi was a backstabbing shit of a friend though, I agree. It looked weird to forgive him just like that for all the torment he caused ML.
2 possible endingsThe first in which the lead will get a happy ending and he will survive in the last one........…
I was thinking more of a second chance. He'll get a chance to replay all those other lives to a peaceful solution and then his own, or at the very least his own.
Have they explained why they dumped each other simultaneously yet? Also, am I weird for liking the older sister and henpecked businessman couple the most? 😅
You somewhat dislike it, having huge problems understanding the plot, taking months of breaks to be able to mentally…
Everybody scores differently. But you're right - scores here are all over the place. Don't rely on them to determine what's good, too much overhyped, time wasting mediocrity. Personally I've stopped looking at the scores and am usually looking at the synopsis, trailers and maybe an episode or two to determine whether I'll watch it or not.
The actors did good, but their characters aren't made for each other, just way different personalities and lifestyles. I can clearly see same arguments and hate coming back after a while, no matter whether memories will return or not. Also, FL needs to ease on the alcohol by a lot.
You somewhat dislike it, having huge problems understanding the plot, taking months of breaks to be able to mentally…
Just because you liked it doesn't give you the right to belittle other viewers opinions of this drama. There are many other things to do besides watching kdramas in life, I don't have time binge most of them, so some take a while to finish, especially if some are more interesting to watch than others. And I've had no problems understanding the plot. I've had problems with narrative structure of the plot - I just didn't like the tangled web of flashbacks, they could have easily done it with a straight line narrative, but the want to dole out spoilers and characters motivations very sparingly seemingly overcame the writers here. And it's a 7 because actors still did a good job and parents part of the drama was for the most part ok, even with questionable presentation choices.
I guess we'll have to see. Looking at the synopsis if feels like it's either gonna be a hobby or daddy wants him to become the next chief of police or smth like that.
FL's deadbeat husband and his obnoxious mother remind me of similar ones in Bo Ra! Deborah. I hope they get what they deserve here at least.
Segi was a backstabbing shit of a friend though, I agree. It looked weird to forgive him just like that for all the torment he caused ML.
Also, am I weird for liking the older sister and henpecked businessman couple the most? 😅