A Time Called You Reactions: Time Loops, Gay Romance Enthral Netizens!

A Time Called You Reactions: Netflix’s newest Korean drama-romance-sci-fi has left netizens with a ton of thoughts. The series (너의 시간 속으로), directed by Kim Jin-won, has several plot points that, although well defined in the later half of the series, will keep audiences hooked to the storyline; otherwise, you might just miss out on an important explanation! Starring Jeon Yeo-been, Ahn Hyo-seop, Kang Hoon in lead roles, the drama, released on Netflix on September 08, 2023, with 12 episodes, has a runtime of 60+ minutes each. Although the thrilling murder-mystery plot keeps things moving, it’s the love across time and space that is the heart of the show and will reel audiences in!

Although people can’t stop swooning over Hyo-seop, netizens are quick to point out that his and Jeon Yeo-been’s maturing acting is what kept the storyline together because much of the plot is about the emotion of lost lovers more than anything else. Plus, Rowoon’s surprising cameo and his plotline with one of Hyo-seop’s characters took everyone by surprise. Netizens also pointed out their crackling chemistry, even though they were only present for a very small amount of time.

Although netizens did mention that the original, Taiwanese drama series Someday Or One Day, had a charm of its own, most agree that the Korean remake is its own entity with a beating heart of its own that can’t really be compared to the original. All in all, positive responses flood the series and with two wonderful actors doing a great job, a good OST and great cinematography, you are bound to have a good time!

A Time Called You Plot

A Time Called You reactions

After her boyfriend’s tragic passing a year ago, Jun-hee is still going through the process of accepting the heartbreak and anguish of his death. Although she projects outwardly that she is okay, inside, she is lost without Yeon-jun’s calming and nurturing presence and the love that they shared. In the midst of this, she suddenly finds herself to have time travelled back to 1998 as a high school student, Min-ju, and, furthermore, meets Si-heon, who looks exactly like her late boyfriend.

As past and present start to merge together, horrible secrets start to come to the surface and destroy everyone’s lives in the process. Will Jun-hee be able to figure out what is happening to her life? Will she be able to solve a tragedy that happened in the past and find his long-lost lover in the process? Most importantly, will she find peace in her life once more?

Also Read: A Time Called You Review: Jeon Yeo-been, Ahn Hyo-seop Are in For a Time Loop

A Time Called You Reactions

The series is streaming on Netflix.

Also Read: A Time Called You Ending Explained: All Time Loops, Love Stories Explained

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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  1. I’m trying to understand portions of the plot. I can only watch bits of the show during my short work breaks, so I don’t have time to rewatch portions.
    So if there was a budding relationship between Tae-Ha & Yeon-Ju, did that mean Yeon-Ju never loved Jun-hee? Only Nam Si-Heon loved Jun-Hee?

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