I felt that the author kept trying to put Og's family in a good light, but I didn't like a single one of them. The one I disliked the most (no, more like hated the most) was the grandfather.

Just think about it, your daughter-in-law died in front of your grandson, and he had severe problems after that. Even then, you chose to stay in the same house. No wonder the og teen Yeonseo never used to around in that house and always came late.

As a child, you began his therapy, but once you thought he lost all his memories, you were like baam, everything is okay, no more therapy.

As a teen, he used to roam outside and not once did you make him sit and ask why was he so uncomfortable being home

(and also bring another woman in his life who treated him as her son, no hate for Choi she is the only person I don't hate in family),

but that doesn't mean it would have not traumatized og Yeonseo, even most sane kids don't accept their step-parent let alone the child who grew up seeing his parent death and all types of rumors surroundings her.

As an adult, this fu*k piece of s**t grandfather forced him out of the group and stopped him from doing the only thing that made him comfortable. Left him alone with people who only think he is annoying (to the CEO and director)

It's so f**ked up. Even if Og does not have hallucinations and bipolar (I am one hundred percent sure he is bipolar because his symptoms match with mine, who have suffered from it, not to mention he seems to have an extreme case of bipolar), a sane child has already gone insane with so much stress.

Nobody helped that child, not a single person in the family. Not his brother, not his father, not his grandmother, not his aunts not a single person.

I hate it. I was mild bipolar and my parents who don't believe in mental health actually give up all their beliefs to take me to psychologist.

If they had put a single thought on him. Thing won't had become so extreme. I mean did they really didn't know Og Yeonseo was blaming himself for his mother death. But no they need someone to carry everyone's trauma and Og was that scapegoat.

I kinda not like the fact that he was so ungrateful towards og. Was there really not a single time he felt bit of feeling like he owe Og? I have seen MC who transmigrated but at least one way or another makeup for Og no matter how of a terrible person they were.

Like you are living on his money, living on his food and taking his right for not even having a single funerals or someone cry on his death and yet after you without his consent sucking his memory and decided that his mother death have nothing to do with you. What is og for our MC, someone to be used and thrown away when not needed??

You started taking his memories, cursed him for being a bad guy and tried to reconnect that a**hole of a family and now you see that the memories are really disturbing so you abandon it when they are of no use. Who give you the freaking right? Don't you have bit of sense of responsibility??

I know why he did that but, just because I know why he did that doesn't mean it was right??

You don't even tried to come out and talk to his family what problems he might had in past and choose keep hiding it. Doesn't they have right to know that how their child was tormented in silence.

mu*der

He did it by trying to solve the mystery behind his mother's death. If he could catch the culprit by his own hands, maybe then, Yeonseo's illness can finally heal and he can stop blaming himself

Shin Ye Won x Yoo Yeon-Seo couple ship with fans and stuff made me get a sudden ick and caused me to drop it. Chasing the mu*derer for Lee Hee-Seo also made me a tiny bit disinterested, but I wasn't going to drop it because of that.

when he had a huge accident after forcing himself too much so learn more with the memories and vomited a lot of blood and had a seizure

He actually invested in One Seven for seven years so they could continue activites, which implies that he cared about them/felt bad (even if its just a little bit) He also used to be kind as a kid and only after Lee Hee-Seo's death did he begin to gradually change from better to worse.

From the memories he get little by little with the help from the AI, MC will follow the clues of the body's past and the secret of his mother's death.

MC will also get the trauma that the body have, which explains why the body's owner have a very bad temper.

The side effect of getting the body's memories make MC going in-out of hospital and his family become protective because of that.

There's a psychologist character to help MC's trauma and it depicted well how a psychologist work. One of the last chapters there's a scene where MC said to his counselor that he had overcome his trauma with very relaxed smile. That touched me the most...