In case anyone forgot why we hate Dojin in this house! Being mad at byul for this situation would be insane, he's a child and has unknowingly walked into the minefield that is his parents past and trauma and has been blindsided by both the grandma and Dojin. Making Hyesung seem like the unreasonable one cause he can't "just get over it" is wiiiiiiiild. Byul has no idea what Hyesung went through and it should have been Hyesung who should have gotten the chance to tell him this. Once again "ain't shit, still shit" Dojin took that choice from him.
Do I tolerate him in the story? Yes because despite feeling like the writer chickened out of the seemingly darker ending they were going for in the original story, I'm here to see Byul and Hyesung happy and now the precious little darling.
Edit: Don't even get me started on this teenage boy kissing byul while he's having a whole existential crisis, cause sir? side eyeing him like a mfkr.
In case anyone forgot why we hate Dojin in this house!
Being mad at byul for this situation would be insane, he's a child and has unknowingly walked into the minefield that is his parents past and trauma and has been blindsided by both the grandma and Dojin. Making Hyesung seem like the unreasonable one cause he can't "just get over it" is wiiiiiiiild.
Byul has no idea what Hyesung went through and it should have been Hyesung who should have gotten the chance to tell him this. Once again "ain't shit, still shit" Dojin took that choice from him.
Do I tolerate him in the story? Yes because despite feeling like the writer chickened out of the seemingly darker ending they were going for in the original story,
I'm here to see Byul and Hyesung happy and now the precious little darling.
Edit: Don't even get me started on this teenage boy kissing byul while he's having a whole existential crisis, cause sir? side eyeing him like a mfkr.