Casi, casiii. Tengo fe de que ese asunto se resuelva pronto, y espero que la chica que apareció no se convierta en un problema.
Me duele el corazón por Chowon, realmente quiero verla enfocándose más en ella. Entiendo los motivos de Doyun, pero no me molestaría que luego se esfuerce un poco (mucho) por ella.
Este si estuvo bueno. Me gusta la trama pero a veces siento que va un poco lento y no avanza las relaciones entre los personajes. Ya estoy deseando que se hagan novios y el otro saque su cabeza de donde la tenga porque va a perder a la minita.
(Note: I am posting this same review across the entire series as my thoughts apply to the saga as a whole. Spoilers ahead.)
This series was wonderfully written and beautifully presented, but it’s the emotional weight that really sticks with you. Ban Ji-eum is such a compelling protagonist; the burden of remembering 18 previous lives, especially the tragedy of her 18th as Ju-won gives the story a layer of maturity you don't often see in romance.
However, I have to admit that a few plot points felt a bit tacky. The way the characters conveniently found their "sidekicks" felt like a huge stretch, as if Ban Ji just happens to stumble upon her sister from a past life (Cho-won) or her old bodyguards exactly when the plot needs them. It makes the world feel a bit small, like these coincidences happen every day.
The strength of the story really lies in the final act. I loved the fact that there were genuine twists toward the end, specifically regarding the origins of her curse and the connection to her first life. Even with the supernatural elements, the writer was able to give us an honest ending. It didn't take the easy way out; it respected the characters' growth and the grief they had to process.
It’s clear the writer really knew their audience. They balanced the "fated lovers" trope with actual psychological depth, making their reconnection feel earned rather than just destiny.
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ALOT ALOT happened. I am still enjoying it even more excitedly for the Kdrama adaptation 🙌🏽
See you in my 19th life
Is getting a Korean show adaptation in June, and that's why I picked up this manhwa (graphic novel)
Synopsis: "Ban Ji-eum is a girl who has been repeating her life through reincarnation for nearly a thousand years and can remember all her past lives. After her eighteenth life is cut short due to a tragic accident, she decides to reconnect with the people of her past life in her nineteenth one."
well things are getting really good here. since I'm reading online I can't tell exactly where I am. But seeing her doing anything for him makes me think that's the type of love I'm able to give. because that's what I do. I also give my all to my fiance. I also want to protect him no matter what and when he cries it's like I'm also hurting. and there's no genuine love, than that.
The romance between Seoha and Jieum is blossoming, Jieum's secret is leaking out, and this volume ends on another cliffhanger. Even with all these things, my favorite part was this conversation between Jieum and Doyon. Doyun: How can you remember nineteen lives and still be sound of mind? Jieum: I'm fascinated by me too.
Estou completamente envolvida com esses personagens. A história continua conseguindo equilibrar romance, drama e toda essa questão das vidas passadas de um jeito muito gostoso de acompanhar. Ainda acho que algumas coisas poderiam ser mais aprofundadas, mas é impossível não ficar curiosa para descobrir como tudo vai se conectar.
4.5 Mais uma vez perfeito! Finalmente a Chowon descobriu que a Jieum é a Juwon e eu adorei a dinâmica de irmãs delas! Tivemos a confirmação que o Doyun realmente gosta da Chowon e estou ansiosa para ver esses dois juntos. Adorei os momentos da Jieum e do Seoha até ao último episódio! Maldito seja o acidente. Quero eles juntos para agora!
great concept and an even better art style. I loved the MC - she is ambitious and intelligent and not annoyingly naive (like usual Manhwa female MCs). the story portrayed it like a big twist was coming toward the end, but it fell somewhat flat. lukewarm ending - but the overall story was enjoyable.
i’m guessing this is where she finds out that she can forget her past lives and she thinks that she needs to love her sister’s bf for that lmao. that was hilarious tbh.
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it's going a bit slow but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. Seoha is such an interesting character man, showing his trauma and slowly being vulnerable is so heartwarming to see
I love this series~ it's so cute and definitely pulls on my heart strings! The art is beautiful and the story is super interesting and keeps my heart beat quick!