Honestly, I was expecting a bigger plot twist, something that would really blow my mind, but it never really happened. Even until episode 29 and most of episode 30, there was still barely any serious buildup or clear explanation about the lighthouse system and how it connects to the ending. Only in the middle of the final episode did the story finally touch the core idea, which felt quite late and a bit rushed. On top of that, the sudden focus on the makeup career storyline near the ending felt random and slightly distracting from the main mystery, making the finale less impactful than it could have been What really stayed with me is the moral side of the story. Even though the villain kept obsessively changing her memories again and again, even to the point of killing people and doing terrible things, the truth still could not be completely erased. The drama shows that memory can be rewritten, but the heart stays honest. Feelings, emotional bonds, and instincts keep finding their way back no matter how much someone tries to control or delete them This idea makes the story feel more relatable and reflective, not just a simple sci fi drama about technology and systems. It also raises a darker question about how dangerous obsession can become when mixed with power and control. In the end, all the extreme actions only prove that humans are more than just data and programmed memories. You might be able to manipulate the mind, but you cannot fully control what the heart remembers and believes So even though the plot execution and pacing toward the ending could have been better, the emotional message still feels quite meaningful. For me, that moral value is what actually saves the drama and makes it still worth watching despite its flaws ✨