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A man winds up inside a video game where he plays a teen character who must make a tragic athlete happy — or risk dying. Can their love survive?
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Unpretentious, intimate, contemporary and overwhelming.
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It's a unique story, very well written, with good cinematography, and excellent acting. Tae Myung Ha (Lee Tae Vin) is drawn into a computer game that his friend is writing. He becomes the character of a high school student 10 years younger than his real self, and he falls in love with the character of fellow student Cho Yeo Woon (Cha Joo Wan), a track and field athlete. Tae Myung's mission is to make Cho Yoo happy, and his character will be deleted if he doesn't accomplish this mission in a given period of time.
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Closest on the same fourteen dimensions, from everything scored on Taste Buds. Other media included when they land close.
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