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The Game of Sisyphus
Jee-eun, a true romantic, is convinced that her love is real. One day, she notices a small mole on her boyfriend's face. As the mole mysteriously grows, it begins to bother her. Then, a new man appears, shaking up Jee-eun's entire world.
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Jee-eun, a true romantic, is convinced that her love is real. One day, she notices a small mole on her boyfriend's face. As the mole mysteriously grows, it begins to bother her. Then, a new man appears, shaking up Jee-eun's entire world.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Kim Chae-hyun
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