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wait a damn second REGRESSION??? but i cant see any supernatural aspects in this
and also why taeha and bug girl?? what drew him to her in the first place
Melancholy in her eyes and her exquisite beauty like when he was young and miserable.... I think this is implied in one of the chapters.
Wait, THIS WOULD ACTUALLY MAKE SENSE?!?!?
I wanted to share this with everyone because it’s really interesting. Thanks to the kind soul who replied to my comment and the original creator of this theory. You guys read it and comment what you think. The theory is…
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I know it might just be overthinking but in chapter 1, Hae-Soo wakes up from a recurring nightmare of catching Mincheol cheating on her, even though Mincheol hasn't ever done it yet (and hasn't met Ari yet?). But the girl in the nightmare looks like it could be Ari, and she even refers to Mincheol as
"Oppa", just like how Ari does. So I wondered if this was actually a memory of how Hae-Soo caught him in her past life.
And I wondered if Tae-Ha was so
"mature for his age" because he is the one who regressed and is reliving everything and trying to change it (or move it along sooner?). Because Tae-Ha was the one waiting for Mincheol to cheat, as if he knew it was inevitable. In chapter 35, Tae-Ha is confronted by Hae-Soo's coworker, Hwa-Jeong, and he confesses "| already knew that she had a husband, (and that things ended with him a long time ago...) I knew everything, and yet I lingered." His thoughts:
"Every day, every single day, I crossed the line little by little, waiting eagerly for that relationship to collapse."
And in chapter 46, Tae-Ha jokes with Hae-Soo about the physiognomy reading from the random girl, saying that he will "live miserably and die young." Which made me wonder if that was what happened in his past life that lead him down this second chance. "But luckily, if I meet the right person, I might find happiness.
Apparently, it'll be an older woman-about ten years older..."
Then, the most recent chapter 48, the English translation of Tae-Ha's thoughts read" ...let's go slow. I have
more time now than back then."
Which made me wonder if "back then" meant his past life, because I couldn't figure out how else he could have "more time now" in the context of their physical relationship or the same lifetime.
Although, I'm hoping it's not a regression story because it's just been done a lot... But I wouldn't love it any less either way.