Unnie, I Like You!

For Park Chanmi, the past is not a distant echo but a living wound. She carries the vivid, aching memories of a previous life—a time when her heart belonged entirely to the beautiful Hanbyeol, only to watch helplessly as that beloved life was cut tragically short. The grief of that loss has never truly faded, lingering beneath the surface of her everyday existence like an unhealed scar. So when a chance encounter in her present life brings her face-to-face with a woman who is the spitting image of her lost love, Chanmi is thrown into a whirlwind of disbelief and fragile hope. That woman is none other than a professor at her university—Hanbyeol, reborn and breathing, yet devoid of any recollection of the bond they once shared. The reunion is bittersweet, a gift overshadowed by a chilling sense of déjà vu. While Chanmi is elated to have her cherished companion back in the world, the joy is quickly tempered by a suffocating dread. The same currents of fate that led to Hanbyeol's demise in their former life seem to be stirring once more, and the eerie parallels do not go unnoticed. With the professor walking through her days blissfully unaware of the danger that history might repeat, Chanmi finds herself standing at a painful crossroads. She cannot force Hanbyeol to remember, yet she cannot stand idly by and let the tragedy unfold again. Armed only with the knowledge of a past that belongs to her alone, Chanmi resolves to become the unseen shield for the one person who means more to her than anything else—even if protecting her means carrying the weight of two lifetimes in silence.