
I don't know what you guys means it's rushed. Its basically like this in the novel too. Though I guess in the novel, you get Josh's POV too. So you understand he's in pain and needed something to get his mind of the pain, so he asked Chase for a kiss. The manhwa has already hinted several times already that Chase feels attraction to Josh, but he's so prickly, that he is in denial about it. The whole coyote attack, it gave a Chase reason to "repay" Josh without having to admit he likes him

I think one of the reason I like Kiss Me if You Can is that Josh, an omega, kicks ass. It's Chase that is typically the damsel in distress.
But after reading Desire Me If You Can (Grayson's story), Dominant Alphas are no joke. They are super strong. Grayson literally tore a man in half. Meaning, Chase can also do all that...but it's never seen in the novel bc Josh is the action hero in their relationship haha.

Chase can be certainly stronger, if he trains. He actually is strong in KMIYC, he just can't use his strenght effectively.
Josh knows that since he gave him lessons in selfdenfense.^^
But I think Grayson would still be still stonger than Chase, even if trained. Being born mafinested makes them stonger than a normal one, at least I think that.

I mean, Yun Oh is right though. Haewon doesn't love Yun Oh romantically and that's why Yun Oh is insecure. They aren't on the same level.
Its like Yun Oh has Haewon's body but not his heart. Sure, he has him, but not in the way Yun Oh idealized it to be. So that's why he's acting all wishy washy and flip flopping so much. Haewon is going through the motions but the one thing Yun On wants is for Haewon to love him just like how he does with Haewon.

No he's not. Ok he's feelings are valid but what he does about it? How he wants to change the situation? How uke put more effort than him but he just runaways. He's a pain in the ass and a selfish person. He changed the dynamics of the relationship but constantly bitching about it without even putting minimum effort

heeeey aventurine!! Hsr buddy. Anyway back to the topic. I feel like the author wanted to make Yun Oh younger bc he acts like a high schooler, not someone in college. Bc what he needs to say and communicate to Haewon is, "I want you to love me as much as I love you" but he's hesitant and walks around the subject bc he's afraid if he brings it up, Haewon will realize yeah, he doesn't love him like that and break up.
Not that I'm saying Yun Oh isn't annoying rn. Subconsciously or not, he's acting annoying and pushing the limit of Haewon's tolerance bc he's testing how far Haewon can tolerate him before breaking up. Its pretty much tactics used by toxic partners that are emotionally abusive.

btw, I wasn't saying Yun Oh is right in his method and the way he's acting. I meant he's right that Haewon doesn't love him romantically. Even though Haewon is doing exactly as Yun Oh asks, it's not bc he loves him like a lover, but because he doesn't want to lose Yun Oh as family. Yun Oh is never going to be happy if Haewon is dating him only bc he rather date someone he doesn't love than to lose Yun Oh.
Whoooooo!! Finally, next chapter we get the biggest change in their relationship