Srishti

And I am disappointed in people like you that can't tell fiction from reality' and dive too deep into it... Can't we just live or hate it as a webtoon GDI ヽ(`Д´)ﾉ

Love* such autocorrect

Why disappointed at them?
It's not like people can't distinguish between reality and fiction.
Only 'real sick people' are those who are easily influence by this kind of things and do it in real world.
They are the ones you should disappointed in.

I'm not disappointed in them they think what they want but how the hell can they see them in a romantic way? like wth.
But I like SangWoo and Bum's relationship I find it really intersting. But I will never see them as a romantkc couple

Yep, nor do I ... Kinda impossible

That's cool--some will ship it and others will not. It's just that everyone has a unique way of seeing things, and different definitions of romance (especially in fiction).

I don't think they are a hearts and flowers type of "romantic"--but they do have something intense. I don't personally ship them, but the way their psychological issues intertwine and their growing codependency is shippy in a way. I am not saying it's healthy for them (even in fiction) but that there is something there, and it is not platonic or even just comrades who like killing. It's romantic in the sense of powerful feelings and being focused on each other.

To use a different metaphor, if demons are as spiritual as angels but with a backward moral code, these two are forming a spiritual bond and understanding of the other. It's not just as friends, and it's not exactly as lovers--it is something twisted and beyond that. So, some people see that intensity as exciting in fiction.

It's not love the way putting someone else's interests ahead of your own is, nor is it caring in the sense of helping the other person get better (though Sangwoo may think Bum is now better. But there is a connection, and it is strong.

Well yeah you're right and I agree but I can't feel that way of thinking from lots of comments saying they see them as a romantic couple.
Btw it was a nice explication.

Sure. :) I think some readers are younger (and I don't mean that as a insult) and come at it from an almost naive perspective (e.g if the two were to move away, they could just live a normal life and stop killing). They just don't have the life experience or horror genre savvy to see why that would not work. Give them time.

They say books are like mirrors. I know sometimes I re-read books and see new things in them. The words on the page are the same, but I have changed. It's just how our minds work.

Hahaha
I get what u mean (≧∀≦)
Very heavy Stockholm syndrome case for this couple.
Or maybe we were all infected by it? Lol

Wow so many replies why am I not surprised. I really love this story and was following it even before the hype, I'm just sick of people deciding that because it is fiction they do not deserve punishment. 'Fiction' does not forgive everything. Using that kind of idea racism, sexism and cultural appropriation is also fine if everyone claims that it's 'only fiction'. That being said I really do love killing stalking and their relationship is very interesting.

I agree with you, tsubasa was the cliche justice character and there was practically no development, the plot was very loose, its attempt at suspense failed bad as at each turn I didn't find myself on the edge of my seat but moreso laying back waiting for the story to end and truthfully I was waiting to see how this series would end. Also the idea itself of a single person behind a screen controlling a class was a huge stretch there were many directions it could have gone in. I had hopes for the summary since it was about twins and mystery and undercover disguise but I didn't get much of that. At the beginning she didn't even try to act like her sister, what was the point of going undercover then. The ending saved it though, it packed everything together nicely but could have been better