“Some endings wait a thousand years for their beginning.”

 Plot: Peace never lasts for the immortal. When a new deity starts erasing names from fate’s ledger, doors between worlds jam and first snow falls without granting wishes. The Goblin is pulled from quiet days with the woman who once saved him, as a debt he didn’t know he owed comes to collect—with interest.

 Trailer flashes: a red scarf on an empty street, moving against wind; buckwheat blooms at night like stars; a tea room spilling sand through the hour; a grim hat tilting as time pauses; subway lights flicker—every passenger has the same face; a sword’s reflection glints in glass but not in his chest; a maple leaf used as a contract; a door opening onto the sea; laughter—then the bell tolls backward.

 Review: Lush, aching, and playful in the breath between. Epic strings and gayageum, candle‑warm comedy, and destiny sharpened to a promise. Gong Yoo’s timeless tenderness meets Kim Go‑eun’s brave glow—legend and love, recommitted.

Stinger: first snow falls indoors; a candle refuses to die. “Will you wait?” “Even past forever.”