Not just older Li Zi Wei! Korean netizens criticized "A Time Called You" as having too many bugs in 1998, and the biggest failure of the entire drama was the lack of passion.

The Taiwanese drama "Someday or One Day," starring Ko Chia Yen, Greg Hsu, and Patrick Shih, gained many fans in China, Japan, and Korea after its broadcast in 2019. This year, Korean Netflix released a remake called "A Time Called You," starring Ahn Hyo-seop, Jeon Yeo-been, and Kang Hoon.

However, after the remake, it didn't seem to garner a response, and there were even many fans who felt a stark difference in the characterization of 'older Li Zi Wei' in the drama, believing that the actor failed to capture the essence of the character. Furthermore, the lack of 'school vibe' and 'youthfulness' was iconic in the original text and was also brought up for discussion by numerous netizens.

Recently, sharp-eyed netizens have noticed that the historical accuracy of "A Time Called You" is not entirely correct. They pointed out that the 1998 setting in the drama does not quite match the South Korean society of that time, sparking another round of discussion among netizens.

Netizens have pointed out many inconsistencies in the setting of "A Time Called You" with the actual situation in Korea in 1998. For example, the main characters from the high school that attend look like an upscale private school, and the laboratories use whiteboards rather than blackboards. Moreover, at that time in Korea, there were almost no high school students riding motorcycles to and from school, as considered to be hooligans.