• Resume

Sung Hae Sung and Jung Jung Won have always been best friends and are each other's first love, but a mysterious car accident in front of the school claims Hae Sung as the victim, tragically and unexpectedly killing him. The accident left Hae Sung's four brothers, grandmother and five friends completely devastated. Twelve years after the incident, Hae Sung wakes up on the roof of his school, just as he left this world and remembering everything. On the day of his death, he had gone to school because Jung Won asked him to get his wallet, but arriving at the art room, he found a dead classmate, Jung Chul. At that moment, Hae Sung got out and got on his bike to go call the ambulance and that's when the hit-and-run happened. Now, he ended up going to the police station after getting into a little trouble looking for his grandmother and brothers. There he found his childhood friend Shin Ho Bang who fainted from fright. He also found out that Jung Jung Won blamed himself for his death and didn't see any of his friends anymore, that his brothers got separated and that everyone still suffered because he became a murderer, blamed for Jung Chul's death. Was this a second chance for Hae Sung to be able to fix everything that was destroyed when he left unexpectedly?

• Reviews

The story is sad from start to finish, keep that in mind if you're going to watch it, and not very complex, although the synopsis perhaps left the opposite impression. The key plot point is: Hae Sung comes back after 12 years (back from where? From beyond, I don't know, we don't know, he just wakes up again in school), discovers that he was accused of a crime he didn't commit and that his family and friends suffered greatly because of it. In that time, Hae Sung will try to prove his innocence so that everyone can rest and be happy again. Now think with me, there are 40 episodes of 35 minutes (the equivalent of a normal drama of 20 eps.) for Hae Sung to try to discover the real culprit and clear his name, so that he can perhaps rest in peace. It's a long time just for that, right? And yes, that's just it. If you watch it or who has watched it, you must have noticed that in many episodes, nothing happens, precisely because of the main plot, which is, despite being very different, limited. Hae Sung is super altruistic, as he only thinks about helping his brothers and friends, he hardly thinks about himself and is also very charismatic. Btw, I believe that was why he came back from the beyond, his soul must not have rested while his brothers and friends suffered so much. Good theory, right? Into the World Again teaches us that we must deeply value those we love and enjoy our time with them, because these moments become irreplaceable. Despite the good points I explained above and the plot having some surprises, it is true that most of the time it dragged on, was predictable, had some flaws and was a little draining. In fact, I don't regret watching because I had good, tearful, happy and emotional moments, but overall I don't recommend leaving Into the World Again high on your list.