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It just feels unfair to me somehow because if Segye can exist as his today's self with memories of Daegun Jaga, then why can't Seori, with her memories as Dansim from the past? And while Dansim and Seori seem to have different personalities (not sure either how different they actually are since we've seen little of Seori), so do Segye and Daegun Jaga, and Dansim still fall for the both of them anyway. I just feel like, maybe Segye will love Seori too even if she was a little different personality-wise...? The version of Dansim that Daegun Jaga fell in love with was also more like the actual Seori than the Kang Heebin Dansim became after his exile.

Now that Segye has accepted that Seori might be Dansim who came from the past, and Dansim has decided to accept her place in the current world and welcomed Segye with open arms, I'm so riddled with anxiety. What if Dansim disappeared? Even if this is more of a case of reincarnation and memory suppression than one of time travel, and so Seori would come back with her memory and Dansim's somehow merging together, would she then still be the person Segye fell for? Look at me making up scenarios in my head and getting antsy out of my own making... Gah. It's been a while since a show made me so invested like this.

On netflix? there is!

Yeah, it's more like a prodigal son than a degenerate.

This drama is just the best. Each episode always ends with a bang, and I think this is a testament to the production team's dedication to nailing the pacing, hitting just the right amount of comedy, love and sincerity, precisely, every single time. You can tell just how much effort the writer, the director and the actors poured into making this drama. Speaking from experience, we the audience tend to get wary of how an ongoing drama can suddenly take a sharp turn and go downhill especially when heading towards the second half, but with everything shown so far, I think that we are in good hands here.

Is getting lost after helping an old person with dementia being useless and stupid? We've been shown her backstory, she is resourceful yes, but she is also not without trauma. Her experiences in life have made her afraid of darkness, and so her freaking out in the forest is not out of the blue, there just so that Segye could save her, I think it's an understandable outcome of what she's afraid of. It goes to show that she's only human. I'm thankful we had this scene here in episode 6. We've seen how strong a person Dansim is, how she could survive the modern world, even winning in a fight against a group of thugs, but I also think that another thing about living is that you don't have to be strong all the time? It's okay to have someone on your side. In fact, I think we all need each other's back. We've seen Dansim save Segye, so why shouldn't he, her, when she's so paralyzed by her fear and in need of help?

Thank you so much for taking the time to explain. I was getting way ahead of myself. Yes they will be in the same drama, but at what cost? 😭 Her character sounds influential to the story, and his, a complex one. Hope the drama would allow them to showcase their respective acting abilities and get them more love!

............what nooooooo. I don't read the webtoon...? novel...? What are their characters like if you don't mind me asking?

And they are starring in a drama together!

In episode 1, when Segye and Seori fought by the side of the road, flower petals were showering down on them. After that Segye went back to his office with Secretary Son, and you can still see those petals caught in Segye's hair. Dang, that was so CUTE.

Cha Segye is already acting so insane like this when he hasn't even realized that he's fallen for Seori. I can't imagine how he will be like later when he has completely folded and come to terms with it..... Oh, what about when he fully remembers Hyun's memories..... I'm afraid (positively) for the man he will become.....

It *is* at 11.30 pm KST.

He's annoyed but he gives her everything and listens to her so well 😭

Totally agreed. It's already established that Dansim is very resourceful and smart anyway. We don't need to see how she learns how to do every single thing in the modern world. Aaaaaand, I have a feeling if the drama did that as opposed to showing something new about her character or moving the plot forward, people would've said the story was dragging anyway.

Lovely Runner has got to be the best drama I've seen in a while, really... Last time I enjoyed a story to This degree it was My Liberation Notes, which has a completely different genre. I guess this is why I'm still invested in K-dramas, after all this time. Because once in a while, you get to find gems... Gems which speak to you and "seep through the soul". This year, Lovely Runner, easily, is it. Oh I'll hold it forever dear to my heart.

VIU has Running Man

Everyone, do check out the making video that was just released today to see the chemistry between Kim Jiwon and Son Sukku. Ugh, how I wish they'd get paired off again one day. Seriously their talents and chemistry are like precious gifts to me... https://youtu.be/g-e33HdZArU

When people say that their lives are divided into two parts, before and after they met My Liberation Notes, I feel that...

It doesn't have a happy ending in the traditional way the term is used in reference to Korean dramas, but personally I'd still like to categorize its ending a happy one. Or at least a hopeful one.

Touché 😂