i cant believe thats the official summary wtf hiring someone else is a possibility, or they both dont know and when they found out winter gonna crush that guy's head cause he really didnt hesitate in that early chapter
That last possibility is really nice, but I’m still a bit suspicious of Winter—it just feels too coincidental. Regardless, Winter definitely won’t let whoever touched *his* Raymond get away with it.
I already knew he was winter the moment he appeared, and I didn't even read the summary. Also, he's definitely a stalker himself.. and I bet you he facilitated that situation and let mc get assaulted so he could come save him. He's 100% manipulating everything and acting innocent. it's actually terrifying!
It’s easy to pick up hints that the Top might be Stalker/Winter, especially after he casually smashes someone with a hammer to protect someone who doesn’t even know who he is.
However, I feel the summary reveals too many future plot points. While most readers might suspect the Top is shady, they wouldn’t necessarily connect him to Winter so quickly with small details, like the discarded letter or the crazed another stalker threatening Raymond.
I prefer the TW version of the summary, which mentions the Top is a stalker but doesn’t spoil everything development in the future. But that just my opinion. I just feel it’s a shame because the surprise of gradually revealing that a timid, obedient character is actually a crazed, obsessive one is quite interesting. Still, I’ll continue following to see how the Bot eventually uncovers the truth.
The person summarizing the story ruined the exciting plot twist of the narrative, which is really unfortunate. I was thinking about how thrilled I could have been as Winter’s true identity slowly came to light, but no, you went ahead and told me he was Winter (that’s his real name???).
Anyway, the new chapter was pretty intense. Who is Raymond’s sexual harasser? It doesn’t seem like just some pervert. Now, thanks to the summary, I can’t help but be suspicious of Winter, whether he’s directly involved but acting innocent, or hiring someone else to do it.