⏳🏎️💨Love on Replay Full Episodes: He Woke Up Married to His Dream Girl in a Nightmare He Created

What If You Got Everything You Wanted, All at Once?

We’ve all played the "what if" game. What if you could skip the hard parts and jump straight to the finish line? What if you could close your eyes and wake up with the perfect life, the perfect spouse, the perfect family?

The new 74-episode Dramabox exclusive, Love on Replay, takes this universal fantasy and twists it into a chilling, high-octane psychological thriller. This isn't a story about a man who gets his dream; it's about a man who wakes up in a prison he doesn't remember building, married to a stranger he used to love. It’s a Time Travel story where the real horror isn't the jump—it's the landing.

This is not a slow-burn Urban drama. This is a full-throttle, emotionally devastating series that grabs you from the first frame and refuses to let go. For fans of mind-bending plots like Groundhog Day or the tangled-fate romances of The Time Traveler's Wife, Love on Replay is your next addiction.

The Last Perfect Day

We first meet Rex Rayner on the best day of his life. He's a god on the racetrack, a charismatic, adrenaline-fueled champion, clutching a first-place trophy. He's magnetic, wild, and on top of the world. He brushes off his colleague Rita’s invitation to celebrate, his eyes fixed on a bigger prize: a proposal to the love of his life, Tara.

He’s in his car, the trophy on the passenger seat, a locket with Tara’s picture in his hand. This is it. The perfect moment.

Then, a sudden, screeching car failure. A violent crash. Darkness.

Rex Rayner, the man who had everything, the man who lived for the future, just had his present erased.

Waking Up in a Stranger's Life

When Rex opens his eyes, the world is wrong. The light is different. The room is different. And the small child calling him "Dad" is a complete stranger.

He stumbles to a calendar. It’s ten years in the future. A wedding photo on the wall confirms the impossible: he's married... to Tara. He did it. He got the girl. He has a son.

But this "perfect" vision shatters instantly. The house is cold. His son informs him that "Mom" isn't here; she's at the "Pedan Temple, meditating."

Confused but still believing in the dream, Rex, now a 30-something man in a sharp suit, goes to find his wife. He finds Tara, more beautiful than he remembers, but she’s not alone. As she stumbles, another man—a handsome, white-clad assistant named Cyrus—catches her with an air of intimate familiarity.

Rex’s old, primal jealousy flares. "Who is he?"

Tara’s response is chillingly cold. He's her assistant. And Rex, she informs him, has violated the rules. It's Wednesday. He’s not allowed to bother her at the temple on Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays. This is his rule, a promise he made five years ago.

Rex is a stranger in his own life. The fiery woman he loved is gone, replaced by this cold, distant figure who lives by a set of bizarre, unbreakable rules.

The House of Rules and Regrets

The nightmare only deepens when he returns home. This isn’t a home; it's a mausoleum of a dead relationship.

His son recoils from him, saying he "stinks" of alcohol and warning him not to dirty a brand-new couch—a gift from a "Mr. Dole."

His wife has her own private "prayer room" in the house.

When he, desperate for a connection, tries to kiss her, she shoves him away. She can't—or won't—say "I love you."

When he follows her to the bathroom, hoping for intimacy, she grabs the showerhead and douses him in cold water, asking, "Are you sober now?"

This is the ultimate alpha-male horror story. The untamable racer has become a cuckolded, "stinky" househusband who is less important than a piece of furniture. His wife, the center of his universe, now flinches from his touch and spends her days in a temple with another man.

He wants out. He wants a divorce. He never would have agreed to this.

But what is "this"? What happened in the ten years he can't remember? He meets his old racetrack colleague, Rita, who finally lays out the horrifying truth.

The Sin He Doesn't Remember

The life he woke up in? He built it. The cold, distant wife? He broke her.

Rita reveals the devastating timeline:

The marriage wasn't just for love; it was a "business" merger.

The Dole family (Tara's family?) went bankrupt five years ago, and Cyrus (Mr. Dole?) became her ever-present "assistant."

Rex, consumed by a jealousy he no longer remembers, became a different man—controlling, paranoid, and violent.

The Point of No Return: One night, he "picked a fight" with Tara while he was driving. He lost control of the car, and they crashed.

In that crash, Tara had a miscarriage. Rex, in his blind rage, killed their second child.

That single, unforgivable act is the secret key to his new life. The trauma shattered them both and led to two "rules" he made as penance:

Rule 1: He, the racing god, would never drive again. He would become a househusband, grounded forever.

Rule 2: She, the grieving mother, would go to the Pedan Temple three times a week to pray for the soul of their lost child.

Rex is horrified. He didn't wake up in a stranger's life. He woke up in the ruins of his own. The man he became is a monster. The life he's living isn't a life; it's a punishment.

The Loop Is Just Beginning

This is the explosive, 74-episode premise of Love on Replay. Just as Rex, armed with this terrible knowledge, decides to get a divorce, Tara and her bodyguards appear. The confrontation, however, doesn't go as planned.

As the official synopsis reveals, this is not the end. It's not even the beginning. In a desperate attempt to prove her love (or is it something else?), Tara jumps into a pool. Rex, his old instincts kicking in, dives in to save her... and drowns.

And then he wakes up. Again. Not in the future. Not in the present. He wakes up on his wedding day.

He’s been given a second chance. A chance to undo the horror. A chance to not become the man who kills his own child. His first instinct? To run.

But as Dramabox ominously teases, "Escaping won't be so easy."

This is the true genius of the show. The Time Travel isn't a one-time gimmick; it's a trap. He’s now caught in a loop, forced to confront the decisions that led to his ruin. Will he run from the wedding? Will he try to change his future? Or will he discover that the 10-year gap held even more secrets than he knows?

Love on Replay is a masterful, addictive saga of fate, consequence, and the desperate search for redemption. It’s a story that will have you questioning every choice, every character, and every jump in time.

This is peak serialized drama, and it is streaming exclusively on Dramabox. Do not miss this wild ride.

Watch Love on Replay Full Episodes now and find out if you can ever truly escape your own destiny.