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A central debate has emerged regarding the consequences of this time travel; some readers speculate that actions in the past may not affect the future, viewing the regression as a \"free trial\" for the characters to gain perspective and grow, while others hope their actions can prevent past tragedies like the \"letter incident.\" While the romance is celebrated, with Jiho being affectionately called a \"cinnamon roll,\" there is also anxiety that Gaon's references to his future self will cause a new misunderstanding. Sera's character arc also remains a point of interest, as readers are torn between wanting to see her develop a relationship with a \"blonde guy\" and believing she needs more time for personal growth. 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A central debate has emerged regarding the consequences of this time travel; some readers speculate that actions in the past may not affect the future, viewing the regression as a \"free trial\" for the characters to gain perspective and grow, while others hope their actions can prevent past tragedies like the \"letter incident.\" While the romance is celebrated, with Jiho being affectionately called a \"cinnamon roll,\" there is also anxiety that Gaon's references to his future self will cause a new misunderstanding. Sera's character arc also remains a point of interest, as readers are torn between wanting to see her develop a relationship with a \"blonde guy\" and believing she needs more time for personal growth. 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