So... in Sooho's logic, Dojin who wanted to kill him didn't really mean to do so cuz they ...

I’m so glad I dropped this this seems like the most annoying shit to deal with

Yep, I only kept reading to see how Dojin will be treated after his identity was revealed. I'm so disappointed.

Agree!!!

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I can still attempt to understand his doubts regarding Taker, because Taker keeps suspiciously avoiding the topic, so Sooho's insecurities there aren't entirely unfounded. Maybe this is the wake up call they needed to realise how less of each other they still know. This could potentially pave the way for a more transparent and honest relationship.

But, the way he's giving Dojin all that benefit of doubt? When the guy deadass tried to kill him and Taker? When he's actually confirmed through his own words that he was hiding his identity from Sooho with harmful intentions? What does Sooho even know about Dojin? Certainly less than how much he knows Taker, so I just cannot accept his sudden Disney-princess kindness, it doesn't make sense, it's naive and stupid of him, and I'm on the fence about how this situation is unfolding. Given Sooho's characterisation so far, I'd expected him to confront Dojin seriously and not cut him all that slack.

The author seems to be going for some redemption for Dojin, as if everyone caring for him will melt his heart or some shit and all will be forgiven. But??? Throwback to when he tried to take advantage of Sooho?? Bruh I trully cannot.

Taker had warned Sooho about Dojin, and Sooho not taking him seriousl, which is fine; he can and should think for himself. But the way he didn't acknowledge that Taker was right, that he had logic behind his concerns, and that Sooho is still, for absolutely no reason, still wanting to pretend Dojin is a Nice Guy?

Sigh. What I'm really hoping for now, is that they sort out these insecurities between the two of them, that Taker grows some balls and comes clean about whats on his mind. I don't entirely blame Sooho for feeling lost and not knowing whom to trust, it's a natural reaction given how unsure he is of who's lying to him and who isn't.

This situation the author's developed has actually done a good job of highlighting the flaws in their relationship, and this could make their dynamic even healthier and nicer to witness at the end of all this. Let's see.(￣∇￣")

I totally agree... and that's what I've been thinking so long...