—but the underlying idea and buildup made sense to me. (for me, at least, please don't bite me!!). there were a few loose ends (like bundles never getting screentime again lol) and a few plot holes here and there, but the ending and what the author was trying to build up to made sense regardless of what it lacked.
basically; the Seonwoo we followed from the start was actually the RDH Seonwoo, and when he was “sent back” at the beginning, he was essentially being sent to what was actually his real home. the RDH and IRL Seonwoo's had already switched lives 9 years prior, meaning they'd been living each other's lives before eventually switching back again.
it gets confusing as hell, honestly, and you really need to catch the hints and breadcrumbs scattered throughout the chapters—like that tiny difference in the original IRL Seonwoo's profile in the RDH universe. the title itself is also one of the hints, which I thought was pretty neat lmao.
and the hidden ending wasn't actually Seonwoo's job to create/find—it was Jaehee's. the save skill + regression skill made it possible, which was shown toward the end. was that explanation vague? yeah. was it confusing? also yeah....
either wayyyyy, I thought it was a good twist (again, my opinion!). I think the execution was rushed and the ending definitely could've used more explanation, but I don't think that means the actual concept was nonsensical. the buildup and the breadcrumbs were there—you just had to connect them.
I'd rate the manhwa 8.5/10. because let's be fr, it was intriguing as hell and actually had me sitting down for three hours straight reading the entire thing in one sitting.
—but the underlying idea and buildup made sense to me. (for me, at least, please don't bite me!!). there were a few loose ends (like bundles never getting screentime again lol) and a few plot holes here and there, but the ending and what the author was trying to build up to made sense regardless of what it lacked.
basically; the Seonwoo we followed from the start was actually the RDH Seonwoo, and when he was “sent back” at the beginning, he was essentially being sent to what was actually his real home. the RDH and IRL Seonwoo's had already switched lives 9 years prior, meaning they'd been living each other's lives before eventually switching back again.
it gets confusing as hell, honestly, and you really need to catch the hints and breadcrumbs scattered throughout the chapters—like that tiny difference in the original IRL Seonwoo's profile in the RDH universe. the title itself is also one of the hints, which I thought was pretty neat lmao.
and the hidden ending wasn't actually Seonwoo's job to create/find—it was Jaehee's. the save skill + regression skill made it possible, which was shown toward the end. was that explanation vague? yeah. was it confusing? also yeah....
either wayyyyy, I thought it was a good twist (again, my opinion!). I think the execution was rushed and the ending definitely could've used more explanation, but I don't think that means the actual concept was nonsensical. the buildup and the breadcrumbs were there—you just had to connect them.
I'd rate the manhwa 8.5/10. because let's be fr, it was intriguing as hell and actually had me sitting down for three hours straight reading the entire thing in one sitting.