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Ye, who had always had the same dreams, begins having diverse dreams after accidentally discovering a mysterious dictionary. Realizing that she was receiving signals from someone every time she opened the dictionary, Ye discovers that her dreams were actually signals from Rainy.
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Ye, who had always had the same dreams, begins having diverse dreams after accidentally discovering a mysterious dictionary. Realizing that she was receiving signals from someone every time she opened the dictionary, Ye discovers that her dreams were actually signals from Rainy.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Yu Jun-sang, Hwang Jung-eun
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Junes Entertainment
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