Korean culture is different.
Korean culture is different. Don't you remember that chapter Dojin was interviewed and was told he got married early when he's 26. So imagine being 21, married, and with a child. For places like America getting married isn't seen as a big deal because many get married young and may just divorce later, but in many Asian countries divorce is looked down upon. I don't think you should be trying to force your narrative on a character from another country. (btw not trying to attack or anything just sharing some insight and how I perceived this part of the chapter)
When I wrote this I never thought it would be controversial. I stand by it though. Yes, korean culture is different and society tends to be stricter. People could turn into bullies in no time if they know he's married to a celebrity. Yet I still think lying won't solve the problem and just make him more miserable. Guess we'll find out how the author develops this new storyline in the next few chapters.
Honestly I don't get why he just doesn't fess up he's married. He won't be able to make friends if he keeps lying to people. I do understand is about his insecurities but it will only hurt him. I want to read the next chapter already (￣ε(#￣)Σ