i have such a conflicting relation with Fargo as an author. Over the course of Love is an illusion, Fargo has shown actual capacity to write well based and founded redemption arcs, like with Chowon, whose redemption despite being fairly fast, is very gratifying and believable for the reader.
However i feel like Dojin has no redemption whatsoever, never fully being accountable towards Hyesung directly about how they were tied together by the pregnancy and the bond and also how their relationship truly sets as a need rather than a feeling. Even so, after the bond is set, Fargo does build the relationship very nicely and actually makes me see the true love between Hyesung and Dojin but i just hate that it wasn't that love that tied them in the first place, it was the pregnancy and the bond
Thats the main reason when i re-read this story, which ive done a lot, its after the chap 40 lol
i have such a conflicting relation with Fargo as an author. Over the course of Love is an illusion, Fargo has shown actual capacity to write well based and founded redemption arcs, like with Chowon, whose redemption despite being fairly fast, is very gratifying and believable for the reader.
However i feel like Dojin has no redemption whatsoever, never fully being accountable towards Hyesung directly about how they were tied together by the pregnancy and the bond and also how their relationship truly sets as a need rather than a feeling. Even so, after the bond is set, Fargo does build the relationship very nicely and actually makes me see the true love between Hyesung and Dojin but i just hate that it wasn't that love that tied them in the first place, it was the pregnancy and the bond
Thats the main reason when i re-read this story, which ive done a lot, its after the chap 40 lol