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Multiple Soojeong, divided by a multiverse, is torn apart by multiple pains. In one universe, she goes on a mysterious journey with a woman named Soo Ja, who figures out Soojeong’s mind. A love story about a world where everything is a delusion but becomes a reality; she heals herself and becomes stronger.
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Multiple Soojeong, divided by a multiverse, is torn apart by multiple pains. In one universe, she goes on a mysterious journey with a woman named Soo Ja, who figures out Soojeong’s mind. A love story about a world where everything is a delusion but becomes a reality; she heals herself and becomes stronger.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
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