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Yes exactly. This story frustrates the hell out of me. The uke be acting like a total jerk up until the very end, the part where he used Sebin’s money after seeing him with some guy disgusted me ... and Sebin really be like “Nahhh, I’ll take you back”. There was no consequences, no repercussions. I totally agree with you, Sebin is highly unrealistic, to the point where the only redeeming character in the story also becomes a frustration at the end. I cri- ╥﹏╥
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lowkey, this romanticized the idea of cheating so much that it's so saddening. Shinwoo was too selfish, Sebin was UNREALISTICALLY self less and Taesoo is the normal character that i think has a lot potential to grow but is settled aside. Honestly, I want a second season for it, just for Shinwoo to realize that "love" is a complex thing that the foundation is trust,respect and communication other than Love itself.
it frustrates me how the author didn't made gave Shinwoo flaws other than he can't satisfy Shinwoo sexual needs. It wouldn't been more understanding if he had a moment where he'll show how hurt he is to shinwoo and this would acts a motivation for Shinwoo to treasure him or provide a background story why he's so kind.
Also I was really curios why Shinwoo was poorly written despite being the main character. where is his parents? Did he value his classmate that much?Did his parent also humiliated him? Surely if you are that age, you would question someone who you see as a figure you can depend on. If he didn't had that person why? He ran away but why? Did his parents knew he was gay? I JUST HAD SO MANY QUESTION WHY SHINWOO IS LIKE THAT?
If you like beautiful art styles and don't really care for the plot. Go ahead but if you don't like the idea of cheating, no character development and a confusing ending. Just don't read it~~