U took every words that i wanna say but im too lazy to type comments. Yesss that right
I just thought that Hamin stopped him cause he was a no violence type of person and that was one of the reasons that he left the gang. He also does want that label of being a violent guy. I don't think he was trying to protect the bully specifically, he just doesn't like violence plus the situation also involves him and he doesn't want anyone to get hurt because of him. (Doesn't want to feel guilty) It's like the flash back when he asked his father if they're part of a gang and he was like nah but who told you. When he froze, beside the oh we're gangsters I also think that he thought, oh shit I can't say anything or his dad was gonna "get rid of them".
Because of my image of Hamin being a no violence type of guy I can never imagine kicking someone that's down. But ofc he will throw punches if someone makes the first move on him like he did in HS days.
I also think that Hamin doesn't like violence cause he doesn't want to be like his dad.
But yeah Hamin needs some defense moves and is predictable
Nah, he left the gang/his family because he wanted to be normal. He didn't have any policy against violence, he didn't want to be treated as a gangster (which I don't think was the problem? He was being bullied for fuck's sake, id they really saw you as gangster, they wouldn't fuck with you. It's a plothole I can't wrap my head around even now...idk it doesn't make sense. Either they should've avoided him and that's why he's like this or that they had beat up his so called friends and that's why he hates his family, but he was literally bullied with a gangster family behind him??? Make it make sense, haribo-sensei. ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
He's not non-violent, he's just a lil dim-witted and simplistic minded. He was inadvertently saving his own bully and make Sehyuk look like he was the one was the asshole lmao.
He wants his own conscience to be clean at the cost of his own self-esteem lmao. He's a masochist...
Anyway, I'm personally super disappointed by the way this story just turned....so damn cliched smh
(〜￣△￣)〜 glad you agree bruh
Eh.....that's the best you could do after thinking about it lol. (￣∇￣")
Sehyuk was right to call him out on his bulllshit lol. Defending your own bully that hasn't changed a bit and even insulted in front of other people...I wish he kicked him after saying "yeah I'm a crazy fucking bastard"
But now he's becoming a shuttle for Sehyuk. Dude, he's your bodyguard, you're not supposed to be his slave...plus the reason why he did it is so lame hahaha saving his own bully...
This is so clichéd I can't I definitely liked the plot and characters more in At the End of Road...
Only Sehyuk is a fresh character, the uke is surprisingly dull and predictable. I really hope he has character development (if that's in the cards)...this could've been a turning point in that...like even though he "defends" him, he kicks him at last and looks at him in the same way Sehyuk looked at him which intimated him. Also, I wish rather than being a shuttle for Sehyuk, he asked him to train him instead, or whatever, not for gangster purposes, but like for the time he got kidnapped and now this mess...he could've used that excuse instead of this face shuttle bullshit (〜￣△￣)〜
I'll keep reading though but Haribo is surprisingly falling back on bl cliches in this work so far.... it's just my opinion though.