Gon Lee cooks her dinner. That must have been the best-tasting dish ever because it was made out of love 😊. Gon Lee finally shows Jung Tae-eul her ID that he was holding on to since he was a child. Then, Gon Lee had to leave her side for a while to attend to a national emergency as ships from Japan approach the territorial waters of Corea. I liked the scenes that followed because this is my dream for my country -- for our government to be able to stand tall and defend our territory from invaders. I just wonder how Japan is taking this narrative. Although this is just a work of fiction, we know that Japan and South Korea have their history. I'm just wondering if Japan will be sensitive that this drama is portraying their country in this way. In a lighter note, I have to say it's such a treat to see these handsome men in uniform. 🥰 Meanwhile, Jung Tae-eul returns to her world and goes on with her daily life after making a promise with Gon Lee that she would wait for him.

Things became more interesting to me when Jung Tae-eul's newly printed ID goes missing from Lady Noh Ok-Nam's care. Someone really messed up with Time. When Gon Lee learns of this, he comes to understand the bigger picture. These things are meant to happen. Other interesting tidbits for me are those news voicemails that Jung Tae-eul are investigating, and the additional information about the autopsy of the alleged corpse of Lee Lim. Gon Lee now realizes that his uncle is still alive and is out there to get the other half of the flute.