ML bullied and mistreated MC for many years due to MC stopping him from leaving with his parent many years ago. Only when he finds out that MC saved his life at that moment does he regret all the years of mistreating MC.
ML wanted a unemotional attached bed partner. MC became what he wished for but he felt like he lost something important. It was the MC’s love. When he sees MC moving on, he felt a crisis.
MC went into a coma and found his boyfriend with another lover when he woke up a few years later. When the boyfriend discovered his old lover had returned, he felt conflicted because he wanted to be with him again but had a new lover. He was tormented by memories with MC and wanted to win him back after seeing ML and MC together. A lot of crying, angst, and pain.
ML treated MC extremely well in order to get MC over their heartache and fall in love with him instead. Once MC fell for him, ML threw him out like a rag and even had the audacity to lie to MC’s face. Once MC left his life, does he feel empty and lost. No matter how many people he was with, he could only think of MC.
ML regrets fast and rushes to find MC to confess and win him back.
MC decided to give herself and the 2nd male lead their own happy ending. However, the 2nd ML had other plans. Even left her at the altar for OG FL, DESPITE KNOWING THAT IT WOULD KILL MC! He had the audacity to get mad at MC for binding with OG ML even though he saved himself by doing the same with OG FL.
Father tells FL that they are an Emperor and Princess, not a Father and daughter.
FL calls him “Your Majesty”
Suddenly the Father feels like he lost something precious and starts trying to win her forgiveness.
MC gets treated like a Counterfeit to the Male Lead’s “Love” aka the White Moonlight. When MC “dies” he comes back but abandoned his previous identity. Male Lead starts hallucinating and missing MC only after he is gone. When he finds the current MC, he tries proposing and chasing him like a crazy person.
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you were right #49 cured my 2nd ML Syndrome