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Time In Reverse

Time In Reverse

by Night_story-tale

Attractive LeadDramaFantasyHigh FantasyLow Fantasy

“Some destinies are meant to be broken.” Time in Reverse follows- Na Yeon has always lived with a strange fate—she is destined to die before turning thirty. But when she meets Kang Joon, a mysterious man who seems to know more about her life than anyone should, her world begins to change. Kang Joon is not human. He is the Lord of Time, a divine being who has watched centuries pass without interfering in human lives. Until Na Yeon. Their encounter awakens an ancient mystery surrounding her curse, the divine world, and a fate that was never supposed to change. As secrets from the past begin to surface, Na Yeon must uncover the truth about her destiny before her final day arrives. Because sometimes, changing the past doesn't save the future— it destroys it.

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