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The lighthearted tone shifts to comedy as Nokyoung informs his manager, Sangho, of the new relationship while Sangho is driving, leading to a panicked and near-disastrous reaction. The narrative then pivots sharply to the story's antagonists, revealing a significant shift in the power dynamic. Jang Hyunjae is shown not as the primary villain, but as a reluctant puppet being controlled by a newly revealed mastermind: Kang Hanil, Junil’s relative. Hanil orders Hyunjae to recreate the scandal from Nokyoung's first life by obtaining photographic evidence of him and Junil sleeping together, strongly implying Hanil was the true orchestrator of the original sex tape leak. In a surprising twist, Hyunjae displays hesitation and an apparent unwillingness to bring Nokyoung to ruin, suggesting a more complex motivation than pure malice. This plot to repeat the past is underscored by the thematic irony of a character stating, \"Life's not a video. 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