To be fair, commenting on their whole journey to get to this point is dedication on my part. Sticking towards the end probably meant I'm eagerly hoping for the character development and good ending for the both of them. Despite the reincarnation thing being unrealistic and things are not any better in their original timeline, I think the apology and forgiving season was a learning point for all authors and readers alike, I've read a few stories to tell that this one of those few stories that handles acceptance and forgiveness well enough for me to give the story writing a high score. Sejin and Ido's problem wasn't an easy topic to handle and its a very sensitive topic imo. But the way the beginning and end of this arc was written made me understand the whole thing was probably a learning curve to the author as well which I understand. Angst stories really have me on a chokehold because its either a hit or miss and most of the time, it takes balls to write a story that's painstakingly toxic but healingly lovable towards the end. The character development era needs to be handled with care so that the character's efforts to be forgiven and be a better person are well recognized by the audience.
IN MY OPINION, Ido isn't perfect, neither is Sejin, but that's the point that makes this story realistic for me. Because if you truly loved a person, you will know how forgiveness hurts and heals at the same time. Mistakes happen often especially when you hope to avoid the worst of worsts and its a choice in a relationship whether to let go of a person that hurts you or choose to love them and accept them for who they are. I could've said words that contradict what I said before but, as it goes the same for other readers, we live once and every moment is a learning moment. The story is a diamond in the rough but honestly speaking, 9.5/10. Hopefully, it gets better from this point onwards. I just pray for them to be happy
To be fair, commenting on their whole journey to get to this point is dedication on my part. Sticking towards the end probably meant I'm eagerly hoping for the character development and good ending for the both of them. Despite the reincarnation thing being unrealistic and things are not any better in their original timeline, I think the apology and forgiving season was a learning point for all authors and readers alike, I've read a few stories to tell that this one of those few stories that handles acceptance and forgiveness well enough for me to give the story writing a high score. Sejin and Ido's problem wasn't an easy topic to handle and its a very sensitive topic imo. But the way the beginning and end of this arc was written made me understand the whole thing was probably a learning curve to the author as well which I understand. Angst stories really have me on a chokehold because its either a hit or miss and most of the time, it takes balls to write a story that's painstakingly toxic but healingly lovable towards the end. The character development era needs to be handled with care so that the character's efforts to be forgiven and be a better person are well recognized by the audience.
IN MY OPINION, Ido isn't perfect, neither is Sejin, but that's the point that makes this story realistic for me. Because if you truly loved a person, you will know how forgiveness hurts and heals at the same time. Mistakes happen often especially when you hope to avoid the worst of worsts and its a choice in a relationship whether to let go of a person that hurts you or choose to love them and accept them for who they are. I could've said words that contradict what I said before but, as it goes the same for other readers, we live once and every moment is a learning moment. The story is a diamond in the rough but honestly speaking, 9.5/10. Hopefully, it gets better from this point onwards. I just pray for them to be happy