“Extraordinary You” turns a high school comic-book world into a tender fight for agency, memory, and first love Introduction Have you ever felt like your life was stuck on someone else’s script—same hallway, same heartbeat, same lines you don’t even remember choosing? That’s the electric jolt of “Extraordinary You,” when bubbly Eun Dan-oh realizes she’s not the heroine of her own story but a background character in a high school comic. I watched her laugh at the absurdity and then cry at the cruelty of it, because who hasn’t felt small in a world that refuses to notice us? Then she meets a boy with no name—Haru—and the universe wobbles as he looks at her like she’s the whole panel. Their courage isn’t loud at first; it’s a thousand tiny refusals: to be silent, to be scenery, to be satisfied with a predetermined ending. If you want a romance that makes rebellion feel like breathing, this show will put a light in your ribcage. Overview Title: Extraordinary You (어쩌다 발견한 하...