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Mystery of humanity continuing, and Lovers 

Young-sook tests Mansu by asking, 'What if a prettier woman than me asks you out?' Mansu responds that he won't miss a good opportunity, but adds that despite that, you and I are each other's best match. However, Young-sook is not pleased with his answer. Mansu attempts to persuade her with a story, and the two return to their present after passing through an imaginary distant past.
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Young-sook tests Mansu by asking, 'What if a prettier woman than me asks you out?' Mansu responds that he won't miss a good opportunity, but adds that despite that, you and I are each other's best match. However, Young-sook is not pleased with his answer. Mansu attempts to persuade her with a story, and the two return to their present after passing through an imaginary distant past.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Jang Hyeon-seo
Written By:Jang Hyeon-seo
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Runtime:21 minutes
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