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God and the Goblin’s past segment.
The scenes for Baek Jin and Baeksulhwa’s story closely resembled parts of the past segment of You Came from the Stars.

For example, the male lead appearing as the female lead’s protector, or the two protagonists, who once parted in the past, meeting again in the modern day.
Of course, the details differ, but the general storyline shared similarities. The highlight of God and the Goblin’s past segment, like in You Came from the Stars, was the female lead’s death scene.

‘Every time I wear a hanbok, it feels like I’m going to die…’
Having already performed a death scene in The Sunshine, Ha-eun felt a sense of déjà vu. Technically, she hadn’t worn a hanbok when she died in The Sunshine, but a suit instead.@@novelbin@@

A professional at death scenes.
Recalling a line from an article she had read long ago, Ha-eun felt slightly conflicted.

Though the article had praised her death performances, it was hard to ignore that Ha-eun’s image was becoming cemented as the actress who specialized in sad endings.

Of course, Ha-eun didn’t deny that there was no scene more powerful than the female lead’s death. It was an essential scene for the depth of the work.

However, whenever she acted the death of a character whose death was already confirmed, like Han Yoo-hwa or Kim Jung-hyun, Ha-eun would unknowingly recall memories of her past life, often getting trapped in the recollections of a life she had almost already lived.

‘...I have to overcome it. It’s time.’

Ironically, it was these frustrating memories that made Ha-eun’s death scenes so highly praised. She was more familiar with the feeling of approaching death than anyone else.

• Squeak...

"…Did you come?"
Ha-eun was able to act with ease, as though she had little time left, portraying the image of someone nearing the end of their life. A person dying of illness—no acting was needed, since it felt so real to her.

“How are you feeling?”
“Please, don’t worry. It’s just weakness. A little rest, and I’ll be fine.”

Her pale complexion.
Even her weak breath could hardly be controlled.
Each breath—inhale and exhale—was heavy, as if a giant rock was pressing down on her chest. Every shallow exhale was accompanied by a dry cough.

This was the acting depicting Baeksulhwa’s grave illness in the past segment. Though the exact disease wasn’t specified, the deteriorating health was clear, and it was evident that Baek Jin and the viewers watching from the TV were concerned.

“I’ve brought medicine. Even if it’s hard, please take it.”

• The yaksha, the yaksha has appeared!
• Ugh, ugh… Aaaahhh!!