I'm not a huge fan of how possessive Doha is..or maybe it'd be more accurate to say I don't like how he shows it? Up until now, he was an egoist, who dismissed the others as unimportant, he even ignored Bada's opinion a few time. Why's he all aggressive towards this nobody?? Idk, when he silently kills someone in a forest and it goes against Bada's wishes, I feel like it conveys his possessiveness and lack of morality way better than barking out some dramatic threats. Also we all know Mr.Himbo isn't a romantic prospect, so the cliche "two love interests argue about who gets to spend time with mc!" scenes feel a bit like a drag.
Anyway, the only reason I noticed this, is because the rest of the story is so phenomenal, I'm really interest in the mystery, the plot, the characters and the everything. And even while I felt that the arguing was unnecessary, the scene that resulted from it (Bada sweet talking Doha) was super cute
I'm not a huge fan of how possessive Doha is..or maybe it'd be more accurate to say I don't like how he shows it? Up until now, he was an egoist, who dismissed the others as unimportant, he even ignored Bada's opinion a few time. Why's he all aggressive towards this nobody?? Idk, when he silently kills someone in a forest and it goes against Bada's wishes, I feel like it conveys his possessiveness and lack of morality way better than barking out some dramatic threats.
Also we all know Mr.Himbo isn't a romantic prospect, so the cliche "two love interests argue about who gets to spend time with mc!" scenes feel a bit like a drag.
Anyway, the only reason I noticed this, is because the rest of the story is so phenomenal, I'm really interest in the mystery, the plot, the characters and the everything. And even while I felt that the arguing was unnecessary, the scene that resulted from it (Bada sweet talking Doha) was super cute