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A devastating car accident robs Ki Ha Neul of a decade of his life. Waking up at 29 with only the memories of his 19-year-old self, he discovers his bitter high school rival, Yeo Sae Byeok, is now his devoted partner. Forced to navigate a relationship he can't remember, Ha Neul's confusion is compounded by a dangerous mystery surrounding the accident. This Thai-Korean co-production brilliantly blends a heartfelt second-chance romance with a suspenseful thriller, exploring identity, memory, and whether love can survive when the past is erased. Stunning chemistry and a gripping premise make it a must-watch.

Hwang Jun Su

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Lee Ja Woon

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Oh Jae Hyeong

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Fila Lee

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Sim So Yeon

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Park Eun Jo

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Kohi

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WeTV

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Mystery

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Bickering Mains' Relationship

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E01

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 1

Season 1 · Mar 17, 2026

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E02

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 2

Season 1 · Mar 18, 2026

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E03

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 3

Season 1 · Mar 24, 2026

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E04

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 4

Season 1 · Mar 25, 2026

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E05

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 5

Season 1 · Mar 25, 2026

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E06

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 6

Season 1 · Mar 25, 2026

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E07

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 7

Season 1 · Apr 01, 2026

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E08

Never Forget Your Enemy Episode 8

Season 1 · Apr 01, 2026

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dreamy_shipper

April 2, 2026

9/10

I was completely swept away by the chemistry between Jun Su and Ja Woon. Their emotional scenes had me crying one minute and blushing the next. Yes, the mystery plot gets a bit wild, but I didn't care—the romance was so beautifully acted. That peach scene? I'm still not over it. My heart is full.

logic_over_fluff

March 28, 2026

6/10

An uneven experience. The amnesia premise is intriguing, but the writing frustrates with plot holes (how does a prisoner send endless threatening letters?) and rushed thriller elements. The leads have decent chemistry, but the acting is stiff in emotional moments. I appreciate the ambition, but it needed tighter scripting.

cinephile_nerd

April 5, 2026

8/10

Visually stunning. Every frame is lit and composed with care—the café, the hospital room, even the car scenes feel cinematic. The soundtrack perfectly underscores the angst. I also love that the intimate scenes are shot with respect and artistry, not gratuitousness. A feast for the eyes.

consent_matters

March 30, 2026

5/10

I'm troubled by how the series treats consent and communication. Yeo Sae Byeok repeatedly hides crucial information (stalking letters, dangers) from Ha Neul, which directly leads to trauma. The narrative romanticizes this as protectiveness rather than red-flag behavior. The kisses are great, but the relationship foundation is deeply problematic.

novel_purist_77

April 1, 2026

7/10

As someone who read the web novel, I was eager to see how it would adapt. The drama captures the core rivals-to-lovers dynamic well, but cuts out a lot of the novel's nuanced backstory and character development. The pacing feels rushed, especially in the final episodes. Still, the emotional beats land, and the leads are well-cast.