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No Outtakes — Chapter 58

No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 1
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 2
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 3
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 4
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 5
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 6
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 7
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 8
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 9
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 10
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 11
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 12
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 13
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 14
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 15
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 16
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 17
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 18
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 19
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 20
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 21
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 22
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 23
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 24
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 25
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 26
No Outtakes - Chapter 58 - Part 27

Chapter Summary

Oh boy, buckle up because No Outtakes Chapter 58 has officially turned the emotional dials to eleven! 😭 Readers are absolutely gushing over *that* moment between Jaerin and Gari. The long-awaited hug was everything and more, with many praising Jaerin for her deep empathy, understanding, and heartfelt consolation for Gari, leaving them in tears and utterly moved. "THANKS JAERIN," echoes the sentiment, as she truly delivered the comfort Gari desperately needed.

But while hearts melted, they also broke for poor Gari. The overwhelming cry from fans? "GIVE GARI A FUCKING HAPPY ENDING AND TAKE AWAY ALL HIS MISERY!" His pain and yearning to be loved resonated deeply, leading to much sobbing and a collective feeling of "WHO’S CUTTING THE ONIONS?!" 💔

The chapter's twist regarding time manipulation and fate has sparked quite the discussion! Some found the author's exploration of destiny and love in past lives beautifully intricate, reminiscent of classics like *Fushigi Yuugi*. However, not everyone's on board with Gari's choices, with a few calling him out for rewinding time instead of healing the original Hwaya. There's also the classic love triangle debate, with some expressing frustration over the "2ML syndrome" and wishing male leads found their own happy endings instead of constant heartbreak. Oh, and a few are just relieved they didn't actually kiss, while one clever reader playfully wondered if the director would just shout "CUT!" in the end. A rollercoaster of feels, for sure!