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Min Hi Character Analysis
Min Hi wakes up one day and does her everyday actions per usual but one day a student was killed at her school. Ever since then, she finds herself able to 'Save', 'Load' and 'Reset'. The package also includes a murderous girl who is always persuading her to kill people in her head. Surprisingly, the girl also looks like her but no one can see her - as if she's a ghost. Min Hi tries to link the murders and her abilities and decided to solve the murder in the hope that she'll get rid of the sadist haunting her. Hopefully, she won't be killed by the monsters. Or do they really want to kill
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