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There Must Be Happy Endings

Surely a Happy Ending; 반드시 해피엔딩
8.1
Overallout of 10
Story7.7
Art8.7
Romance8.0
Spoiler level: Minor — for the synopsis & review below
Synopsis

Yeonu’s contract marriage ends on the same day she witnesses Seonjae, her soon-to-be ex-husband, die in an accident. A sudden return to one hundred days earlier gives her an opportunity to prevent that loss. Keeping him alive means remaining involved in a relationship she thought was finished and questioning what she understood about his feelings. Their second attempt unfolds under a deadline, with affection and regret complicating every effort to change the future.

Story profile
★ My Take

The countdown gives familiar marital misunderstandings a useful sense of urgency. Attractive artwork and Seonjae’s restrained affection make the emotional reassessment easy to invest in. The couple still withholds enough information to prolong avoidable conflict, however, so the strongest appeal is the wish to repair a lost connection rather than consistently clear or efficient plotting.

✓ Why you'd like it

Yeonu cannot treat an ordinary encounter as unimportant after seeing how abruptly time can end. That perspective gives everyday concern a sharper emotional charge and makes small revisions to the couple’s routines feel like meaningful attempts to create a different future.

⚠ What may not be for everyone

Poor communication remains a substantial engine of the plot even after the reset creates strong reasons for honesty. The family and relationship drama may feel prolonged, especially if you expect the heroine’s knowledge of the accident to produce a direct, tightly focused rescue story.

Serious Content Warnings
Grief / Loss
Content Notes
Major Character DeathEmotional AbuseViolence
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