
He cried with her, shared her sorrows. So cool. All other manhwas and mangas the ML gets raging furious and rushes off to kill, and the FL holds them back, saying its in the past, or that they have their own revenge. Which is okay, but then I see here the ML saddened, crying, being there for her comforting her when she is hurting, instead of charging like a bull (which is saved for later, coz the priority is to console her and help her gain her self esteem). I love itヾ(☆▽☆)

He was just as uncommunicative and taciturn with the FL as she was with him? They both set their boundaries when they got fake-married. At least he tried to get her to stay when she asked for the divorce, clearly because he likes her. She shut him out and ran away without a word, then turned him away which caused his accident, all the while being in love with him (never once giving him the benefit of the doubt). I'm not saying she's at fault, she had no mal-intent, but then neither did the ML, so why is everyone here wanting him to suffer and have some kind of a redemption arc to win her back? Why are MLs expected to do all the heavy lifting for the relationship, and its okay for the FL to blush and reject the guy over and over again, which is somehow they way she shows afection? Sorry, I have severe PTSD from namaikizakari.

The sunbae clearly has abandonment issues, he is pushing her away to test her a bit, justifying it as best for both of them. Can't blame her for leaving, but usually you would need patience and persistence to get through to someone like him, to make him trust that she loves him no matter how much he pushes her away, coz he can't have much faith in what she says. And because she goes right back to the childhood friend (who she is still unsure about), it makes it obvious to sunbae that was a mere stopgap for her, just a distraction. As I always recluse myself, because getting too attached to friends leads to disappointment usually, I relate to him so much. He's cutting his losses, and he is very human. In fact, he is mature about it, not like the childhood friend who starts imposing and overstepping the moment she gets a little further from him.
Personal opinion: I feel we need to be more sympathetic towards actions of male leads in korean manhwas in general. If we can defend FLs for pushing MLs away relentlessly and stupidly because of their past, then we can forgive MLs for doing the same.

Exactly right? I read a korean novel in which the FL actually punched the ML when he was teasing her (can't remember the specifics, but he didn't even touch her or be rude to her), and then it was played for laughs because she bruised her knuckles, so he had to apologise to her for her punching him. That was the last straw for me...

Oh yeah, I dropped it coz the FL was annoying me. She approaches him to use him in order to stay alive, and then gets mad and teams up with the manhwa's male lead and female lead in order to 'contain' the ML, her oldest friend, when she knows there's a lot more going on behind the scenes, and he's being repeatedly vulnerable with her. That was annoying...

I disagree with you guys if you think him beating his brother up in that manner is okay. First, his brother is crying. If you're trying to educate younger siblings, you don't beat them up when they're crying, that's being almost abusive (picture yourself hitting your sibling, or family, when they're crying and have snot running down their face. Its a horrifying image). Second, he isn't slapping him, or hitting him on the arms or anything, he's kicking him down, putting his feet on his chest.
If he was a good brother (not going to a good person, coz he's clearly a criminal), he would get his brother up, console him, or atleast let him calm down, before slapping some sense into him rather than kicking him down. In this moment, his elder brother is channelling their father.
His reasons might be that he wants to protect his brother from going down the wrong path, but is this the way? No matter his issues, his personality, his profession, he's using violence on a family member. If no amount of back-story or trauma can justify how MLs treat FLs in shoujo, or MCs in shounen ai/yaoi, then no amount of any backstory/good intent can justify or condone yosef's actions, and they certainly shouldn't be lauded.
I used to like yosef, before knowing he was a criminal who treated his family like this when push came to shove. He turned to crime, didn't he? And now he has the gall to beat his brother up over the same? Even if he's family, if there's one person who has no right to beat yohan up for his violent choices, its yosef.

Is his supportive and hot elder brother now beating yohan up?? Get your feet off yohan's chest!!!!!!!!!!!!!(╯°Д °)╯╧╧

I don't know, I must say I disagree with you guys if you think him beating his brother up in that manner is okay. First, his brother is crying. If you're trying to educate younger siblings, you don't beat them up when they're crying, that's being almost abusive (picture yourself hitting your sibling, or family, when they're crying and have snot running down their face. Its a horrifying image). Second, he isn't slapping him, or hitting him on the arms or anything, he's kicking him down, putting his feet on his chest.
If he was a good brother (not going to a good person, coz he's clearly a criminal), he would get his brother up, console him, or atleast let him calm down, before slapping some sense into him rather than kicking him down. In this moment, his elder brother is channelling their father. His reasons might be that he wants to protect his brother from going down the wrong path, but I'm not a fan of this guy anymore. He used to be one of my favourites, but now I wish he'd stay the hell away from Yohan.

All these years she hid his child from him, denying her kid a father when he hadn't actually done anything wrong, and when he freaked out about being a parent and started enquiring about his daughter's welfare, she gets mad? I dunno the history between them, but why has she taught her daughter to villainize the dad? What is this?? This is annoying to me, the father should have equal rights to know and educate as the mother, atleast when he hasn't done anything wrong? What is with this 'Mother knows best, so she beats up dad when he talks' approach?
when she says she told him everything... did she tell him about the regression or just made up a story about the current timeline?
I think she told him about the past life cause she talked about the killing of her
I don't think so... because if she had told him about the past she would have said, "they killed me" not "the would kill me if"
exactly. Now I don't know whether this is intentional or a mistranslation.
Ohh…well thanks for clearing it up for me too