First appearance of participants in the youth love show 'My Remaining Love' after battling illness: "Cancer diagnosis was unbelievable"

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'My Remaining Love' has released its official teaser video, featuring sincere narratives from the participants.

On the 20th, an official teaser for SBS's new variety show 'My Remaining Love' (directed by Lee Eun-sol) was unveiled through SBS's official SNS and YouTube channel, revealing the previously shrouded cast members.

In the teaser video, the participants shared their experiences of nearing death during their illness and openly expressed their true feelings about life and love.

The video begins with interviews where participants calmly confess moments they faced the end of life, such as "I couldn't believe it was cancer," "They told me to prepare mentally because the mortality rate is high," "Survival rate 30%? Then what should I do?" and "I wondered if treatment even had meaning."

Confessions about wanting to hide the fact that they were wearing wigs, the deep wounds inflicted by partners who mentioned genetics, and the sense of injustice at having their entire youth in their 20s taken away conveyed the profound scars and harsh realities of their illness journey.

The video took a surprising turn with the line, "If time is running out anyway, I want to fall in love." Those who mustered the courage to start loving again showed themselves cautiously opening their hearts to each other, saying, "I think this is the first time I've felt butterflies," and "Whenever I'm with you, I keep forgetting that I'm sick."

Notably, the official teaser video revealed for the first time 'My Remaining Love's' unique system designed around 'time,' drawing attention. The distinctive rule of "100 minutes given each night to men and women who exchange time with each other" vividly captured the emotions of young people wavering before choices about time, as reflected in lines like "I guess I wasn't supposed to get 30 minutes," and "Am I just a temporary dopamine-like presence?"

Following this, sincere confessions such as "Let's do whatever our instincts guide us to" and "But what does it matter? I said I like you" were shared alongside the phrase "Our one day hotter than a year in time that flows differently from others," raising expectations for the most passionate love story recorded by youth who have felt life's finiteness more acutely than anyone else.

'My Remaining Love' is a dating reality show where 2030s youth who received terminal diagnoses or experienced near-death illness confront life and love again, premiering on August 3 at 10 p.m.

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