Non of the feels seem to stick to me because everything feels so rushed, one dialogue jumps to another, revelation was half-assed and there's just a lot happening altogether at once without giving us any time to register what the hell is happening actually. It's like a salad of events that are so watered down it's almost like there's not much weight to it but ANYWAY, they're together again yaaay
Damn I can't buckle my seat enough for whatever that one jealous dude from Yeomin's department is about to do real soon. Sure he's not just gonna stand by after he "pieced the puzzle" (he is a delulu trash) and I'm getting so nervous. Hope mc gets cleared for that anyhow. He deserves it more than anyone, my hardworking baby. And I hope trashy ml will not make it worse for him
Yeah now that you don't have the "can't feel" shield anymore, you should dump that prickly dragon if he so much as hurt your pinky toe. It's so sad how he didn't even show much regret that he treated Ha-on so HORRIBLY in his first life, he just regretted that they couldn't be together anymore because of the dragon promise. I need to see a sobbing, kneeling, groveling, disheveled dragon in this one before he can even try to be happy with Ha-on.
This was such a lovely short read! The premise is very interesting: the concept of a parallel universe, the chance of being teleported into that parallel universe after meeting a tragic end, facing the challenges of trying to blend into the new world they were suddenly thrusted into—these are all great story devices that keeps the readers (me) hooked and anchored to the story. There are parts that could have been explained and/or explored better such as the world building of the parallel universe, what truly happened to Myung, did Shiwoo's brother really transmigrate into a parallel universe, was there another version of Jun in their current universe, and other things buuut—maybe this was the intention of the author all along, to not give all the details away and leave it to the readers' interpretation. Either way, I really like it the way it is and even the art has a special charm to it, totally liked it. Pluuus, the petal scene truly warmed my heart. Overall, it was very nice, the right amount of angst and fluff, kept me wanting to read more that I ended up reading the whole thing in one seating (or two, but don't mind me because life keeps getting in the way of my reading jkdkdlkf) 10/10 would definitely recommend.








I know it goes against the rules of afterlife or whatever but is there any way they can keep Haneul around? Daaamn his story hits hard and I kinda want him to latch on something that the MCs can bring anywhere with him like a keychain or something so he'd always be there and pop out whenever he wants to