the MC's girlfriend and her lack of a name. Why. Just why. I need the author to explain why the one person the MC is obsessed with, doesn't have a name. I also thought that their relationship was a bit lacking. I wasn't quite sold on the ship. Their interactions just don't feel that deep or emotional? Part of it is because their relationship develops so fast compared to the rest of the story due to the MC knowing everything about her. The nameless thing bugged me because everytime she popped up again it was so hard to know what was happening. The translator was calling the gf Cute She Her.

MC ended up getting killed and then got re-Life "Once Again" to make sure he would eventually have happy ending by disregarding all the plots and buildups in the thousand chapters of the story, that's not the story I want to invest my time for.

In one part, there's a girl in his club who's having the worst day ever. She's literally one hair's breadth away from a meltdown. Everyone is worried but he just goes, "well, she won't ask for help, so why should I help?" Like it's a complete waste of time for him to even comfort her. But still, his friend was adamant about helping the girl so he ended up giving advice to his friend on how to diffuse the situation instead of wasting his time and energy to do it himself. He acts in a way that is clear that he doesn't particularly care about people, but he cares enough that the harmony isn't messed up too too much. I do admit that it's nice to see an adult in a child's body who actually act like a mature adult, but over the course of a few chapters he goes above and beyond and straight into heartless territory.

In the early part of the story the MC decides to join the theater club with his new friends out of an effort to branch off from his old life. Over time, he realises he's not passionate enough to commit to the club and would rather save his time to prepare for his future where he'd marry his wife and have his daughter again. He felt regretful that he couldn't manage to give them a good, comfortable life, so in this second run he decides to study a bit and make money so his family won't have to suffer as much. He wasn't serious about acting at all, even though the acting coach really wanted him to act since she thought he had talent (though I am unclear just how talented he actually is because all we get is basically everyone gushing about how good he was, and that was it). Literally everyone would just say, "oh, he's good!" but when you read the description of his performance, it's giving... nothing. Like there is nothing interesting about his performance. No poetic prose or flowery words to describe how good he actually is, why people think it's good, why people find him mesmerising, what his 'it' factor looks like. We just know he has 'it'. I digress. Later he comes to find out that the reason he was so drawn to acting was because his subconscious led him to it, since his wife was an actress, and that was his body's way of getting him closer to her. So he runs around like a headless chicken because he suddenly recalled memories that he's forgotten and eventually remembers where he'd seen her. He basically stalks her and openly confesses his interest, but she's not turned off by this at all. She actually finds his straightforwardness endearing and thinks of him as an actor she wants to stand side-by-side with. They eventually date.

like Bunbun/CuteSheHer

there is Geunseok and that other girl I don't remember. They are lunatics. They will make your blood boil for everything they did to the club. However, Geunseok has been abused and that other girl was traumatised. That doesn't mean what they did was right.