The premise was interesting enough and had potential, but the execution was horrible.

Tan was self-centered and kind of an a-hole, Da In was very depressed and bland (I didn't much liked the actress either, she's always so dry and two-dimensional in her acting), and the plot and story progression was all wrong. The middle was so painfully boring with all the flashbacks into their relationship, and the ending had me rolling my eyes.

And don't even get me started about the sound. Whoever was in charge of it fucked up so bad. Half the time the background noise during the scenes shot in exteriors was louder than the dialogue. I've watched web dramas with better sound than this smh.

The sole bright spot was Tan's dad. That man was a wealth of good advice and happy energy.

> A low budget cheap thrill that doesn't deserve a Netflix Original Tag

I have nothing against the show but this is clearly a web-drama bought by Netflix for its unique story and advertised as being produced from the get-go.

The story is unique and was worthy a better cast and production. I haven't enjoyed it and managed to skip through many cringy scenes due to poor acting and dialogues by both actors despite it being such a short series

Its worth a try as it is a short mini-series and has an [spoiler]open-ended but [/spoiler] well rounded finish. What we see in lack of production and cast is made up by the unique point of view !!! If it is frustrating for us to watch the same day every time then imagine how frustrating would it be for him to live the same day and go through the same pain until he accepts it:

[spoiler] If it brings you happiness I will live the same day with you forever and I will not leave you alone till the end[/spoiler]

The One More Time song(s) is nice though but not good enough to hear One More Time