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Same. Justice is strange when you're messing with time, but to punish or destroy her for something that ultimately didn't happen yet is unjust, and presumes a level of determinism and fatalism that frankly precludes justice at all.
A much better alternative is character change and reconciliation, which fortunately is what happens. At least in this version of the story.
personally im #teamsehee. "future" sehee may have been corrupt or rotten, and betrayed mc (which we dont really have full context of, just basing from the webtoon). it seemed moreso like she was a spoiled haughty rich girl who changed over the course of the story.
i like the assistant judge, but i dont really find them compelling. and the reporter girl looks cuter with the buff guy, and i see her moreso as his trusted confidant/bestie (along with the prosecutor guy). i do love the bromance though — being on dates alone because theyre just bros like that ლ(´ڡ`ლ)