I'm only taking a guess based on the minimal almost no research I did.
First, I think Ji Ah is pretty well rounded, just not in a conventional strong character way people expect from kdramas , and she's fast becoming a memorable lead for me, but that's a whole other post.
1. I'm assuming going by appearance and outfit alone, that she's the bringer of misfortune in all fairytales. A universal symbol of sorts: think stepmothers, greedy queens, evil wives. She latches on to the worst memories and plays into them. I'm also assuming that the snail wife here is not just a reincarnation, but representative of all the classical heroines, the leads. As for why she went there first, maybe because she hoped to find the Lee brothers and Ji Ah there. A HUGE HUGE reach, but the absent-minded, slightly pitiful boss of Ji Ah, could be the snail's husband reincarnated.
2. Given that we know her parents are neither living nor dead, that her mum believes/believed in reincarnation, visited the cave where maybe he Imoogi was born perhaps her parents do have ties to the supernatural. Questions and doubts I have are
- Who actually caused the accident?
- Who were the foxes imitating her parents before she realizes the truth? So far I'd assumed it was Rang and Yu ri , but I somehow am no longer sure
3. I'm not sure, with the information we have now, it is a reach. But why would they mention the dead child out of nowhere? Why would Yeon stress that he's prepared to do anything to save themselves this time around? But then didn't the granny already say her son committed suicide?
4. I think Yeon is right. When he met ah Eum he maybe spent lesser time with Rang, and with the death of the Imoogi/ Eum, and trying to freeze time, he was damned and probably due a hefty punishment. Which is how I think he winds up working for Granny and the afterlife office. To Rang, this possibly seems like abandoning him. Even when he hunts him down, and this could be a REACH, but I think he deliberately misses. Only mortally injuring him. At the very start the Granny tells Yeon that he's working a LONG set of assignments, in return for the life sparred, I'm assuming that life is Rang's. To 600 odd years younger, half-human abandonment issue filled Rang it probably felt like he was left alone
5. The current Imoogi confuses me. In the way that ji ah has a piece of it, does he/it have a part of ji ah's soul now? That would explain saving the sparrow's life, insisting the rules they play by this time are different
OK, I think that's about it , this somehow hahaha turned into a mini-essay