Some people go through life only once and never come to understand anything. Rishe is granted seven chances, and in each life she somehow finds something new to learn about her world and herself.

I admire the smile of a girl who has met death so many times and still chose to live with a smile. She does not ask fate to be kind to her. She learns, adapts, and moves forward to meet a new future with a smile.

Arnold is a fascinating guy. His looks are beautiful, but if you look closely, there is a hint of a storm in his eyes. I can only guess what else might be hidden inside a person like that.

I liked that the story was not only about love. It is about two people who could have become prisoners of their fate, yet found something to live for together. Rishe does not need to be saved, and perhaps that is why watching her fall in love was so exciting.

But I think what I liked most was the main character herself. Seven lives, several fates, and she manages to live each of them to the end, becoming even more beautiful than before.

Perhaps that is what life is about — not suffering from the sorrows it brings, but finding a reason to smile in spite of them.

If my fate had given me seven chances to be reborn, would I be able to live every day of that new life the way Rishe does?

7th Time Loop is not only a story of a second chance but also a story of what a person should do with it.

And some stories touch the soul so deeply that they do not end when the last page is turned.