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What happened in the novel?
Mujin finds out that Jaewoo is the OG Jaewoo. Goes over to their restaurant, breaks the restaurant, Jaewoo and Mujin have one last confrontation and Mujin presumably leaves for good from their lives.
Yare yare..
RREEALLL. i dislike mujin from the start, i don't really get it why some comments want him as side stories.
The author really wants us to believe that the MC with the orange hair and smaller build than the ML is actually the OG lousy side top? LMAO. They should have at least tried to make it less stereotypical to make it believable.
I don't get how people were even for a second entertaining the idea of Mujin and Jaewoo ending up together. It doesn't matter if he repented or not, he STILL tried to forcibly coerce and buy Jaewoo. He is a shitty asshole and Jaewoo should have cut of his nasty ass by the end. The novel ending is way better than the manhwa one. I don't get why Jaewoo has to reconcile with an asshole like Mujin. If Eunjoon hadn't interfered and killed Jaewoo, he would have had to leave with Mujin as a part of the deal and live with him and even give himself up to Mujin despite being in love with Hyeonjin. Dude is irredeemable. He only repents and is apologetic once Jaewoo dies.
I was SO annoyed by how much screen-time that emotionally constipated, ugly ass bitch called Mujin got. Hyeonjin is supposed to be main male lead and he barely got much screen time at all, like are you serious? Why even make him a male lead when he is going to be getting less screen-time than the shitty antagonist *sigh*. Like even the side asshole bitch got more screen time than Hyeonjin. The two highest level of bitches got more screen time than the green-flag, fucking hell man. It felt unfair how little screen-time Jaewoo and Hyeonjin got after Mujin's introduction. This would be 10x better without Mujin being such a heavy presence.