Tentatively -- dying and waking up in another body, but...
Does the new body have any warranty?
How painful is the death?
Are there any contracts signed in blood with special conditions?
Still, when you're past 70 and have an assortment of ailments, taking a chance on a new body doesn't seem like such a bad risk as it would if I were 20-something.

Wake up in anyone's body? Anyone at all??

Gah!!

No, thanks. I'd rather confront my life-long refusal to succumb to regret and go back a year and do it again...hoping to improve? How is that going to work? Improve on what vector???? Who's to say I won't do worse--all things considered--on the second round???

Both of these seem like serious punishments to me.

Waking up in someone else's body... Nah, there are too many variables to deal with. Whether I wake up in a better life or worse is a toss-up.

I'd rather reboot the last year of my life. At least then I'd have more control because I know me and my situation. Better the devil you know.

As much as I go through my own cycles of low self-esteem and what not, I also love myself too much - and am very attached to my life as is - to want to abandon this body or life. So waking up in someone else's body sounds like an absolute nightmare, even worse if it's a random pick.

I did momentarily wonder if me having the ability to choose whose body I woke up in would change that but NOPE I'd much rather a do-over of a year in my own body - at least that way I can improve things/do things better and make a more positive impact on my life overall!

My stranger anxiety would face a whole new challenge when I see a new body for myself. I wouldn’t trust a random strangers body. Atleast I have cared for my body reasonably.
So yeah, I will go back a year. Even though nothing might change really.

Rebooting a year of your life is preferable since you can still be with the people you care about.

Waking up in someone else's body and dying repeatedly until Death says when. This sounds like horrible.

The memories of the OG timeline won't disappear because kdrama, so I can actually enjoy the year with less anxiety, less mistakes and better decisions. It would be an awesome year.

I can even skip all the shows I watched in the OG timeline and look for some other hidden gems of kdramaland. I would earn like a hundred beans. 😏

Being in someone else's body would freak me out big time. Nothing about ME, like my preferences, personality, etc would change because kdrama, but everything and everyone else would. Including my body.

And I would probably scare the people around "me" (the owner of the body), because the person they thought they knew became a total weirdo out of nowhere. A crying weirdo, because I would definitely cry about missing my mom every single day. 😂

At first, I thought waking up in someone else's body would be the worst. Especially, imagine to be unknown to your family. My children!
But then again, ... who haven't dreamt of trying to be someone else! I know I have!

Oh yet another hard one! All these polls lately are making me feel so indecisive haha

Option 1: might seem appealing because you can, objectively, make changes and potentially better your life but that might not be a real possibilty for folks. Some folks are stuck in their circumstances so big changes aren't really feasible. Maybe smaller things could be done.

Option 2: depends on the type of life you originally had and are we playing the rules of the show.

Reboot the last year of my life unless the body change/exchange comes with an upgrade in social status.

I had a pretty good year so wouldn't mind living it over again. Maybe add an additional vacation trip?

I guess I would feel differently if my husband was in love with my sister and filed for divorce. Then that is followed by a car accident and being murdered in the hospital where I was recovering from the accident.

"Die and wake up in someone else's body" is basically Reborn Rich, so I choose that as long as it isn't all just a dream.

1 year is not enough. Gimme 5 or even better 10 and then we're talking.

While I'm not entirely averse to the idea in theory, I still have my own responsibilities in this life that I cannot abandon, so sorry, gotta pass on "new body-new life" opportunity.

That makes it neither. Shame.

It would make a big difference if one was allowed to ask a few questions at least before deciding. Like, did I die because of something easily preventable?
And could I ask which body ... and where? First and foremost it should be a body that gave me a chance to comeback to the people I was missing. Being dirt poor in a far-away country, ... that wouldn't be of help. And besides I'd probably die fast from lack of survival skills. You need a lot of those to survive poverty, in some countries.

While I'm very attached to being me, imagine the fun of waking up in someone else's body with a different personality and different physical skills than the ones I am plagued with... I used to love the idea of being an actor because you get to be someone else, and I love that this option would allow me to be someone else.

I'd rather have also an infinite amount of attempts (not just 12 — Death, my girl, be generous). With this in mind, it may well be that everyone I get to meet is another me in another body and this ends up being hell on earth where I am surrounded by all my mes with different faces and I am the sole person living on the planet but I keep respawning with a different face and still my knowledge of my previous face. I wonder what all those mes would be up to... Are Beanies even real or are they all other mes?

So at first I voted for Rebooting because I'm sort of a control freak & can't even think about letting go of this body, despite last year not being the best of the years.
Then, I started thinking about all the possibilities attached with exploring life in all those bodies. Just from the physicality POV- I'll be tall, I'll be short, I'll be thick, I'll be thin etc. I'm gonna push those bodies to the limits. And the various circumstances/environments(!!), Sign me up. Just don't want death putting a target on me kind of deals.

First I though that 1 year is not enough to have an impact on my life. 4 years is what I need. So I boldly voted for an adventure in another body.
Except that all things compared I have a good life right now so the probability of a downgrade is 99% even if I end up with good eyes and teeths... at least the reboot will be short, no?

Easy one: reboot last year of my life.

If you look back on the last 12 months you can easily find moments where you think now "I wish I did this differently" or "If I did this, this would have changed." It does not have to be major regrets; maybe new pathways or experiences.

But of course, k-drama writers would make the reboot timeline very different than the past . . .

{me looking up best performing stocks of the past year as well as winning lottery numbers}

Okay. Reboot the last year. I’m ready

New body, new me! I hate redoing work of any kind. Having a year's worth of "mistakes" to fix sounds awful and tedious. On the other hand, going by kdrama rules, a whole new body should lead to a whole new life of adventure and happiness (after possibly a lot of mayhem, lol).

Well, second option involves death...It might involve a lot of physical pain and if not it will involve lot of emotional pain for those who I will leave behind. So no.

I am in the minority I guess. I would never ever want to redo something I already did. it would turn me psycho. I always wondered how it is to be in a different body. because my body and my identity are disconnected anyway. I sometimes look at myself in the mirrow and I don´t really feel the sense of Me-ness. It is A face, not MY face. I don´t really care... im the consciousness so it would be great to travel around. living like this is pretty dull anyway

I've already lived this year, why would I want to do it again? Much more interesting to live as someone else, at least for a while.

I made my choice based on my feelings about making mistakes. There’s never been a year I thought I did everything right. I would also always like to say more true affectionate things to everyone, even when I said some the first time.

Given my current state of physical and cognitive decrepitude, and the actuarial probability of living another 20+ years, I can’t see the benefit of reliving the final year of my life. I’d rather take a chance on swapping out into another body: hoping for the best and accepting the possibility of a worst-case scenario.

Reboot - because that always gets things started. Since K-drama so I get to have a contract marriage, eat cake, live in my villain era and have my husband and his family take my revenge, avoid TODs and have a picture perfect ending like this, with flowers in the background.