Out of the three couples, Dojin and Hyesung have the most "unromantic" dynamic. The fruition of their "mutual love" feels extremely immature (the chapter where Hyesung suddenly confessed and got lovey-dovey with Dojin because he's jealous and insecure, it's a typical plot device but since Hyesung's character just kinda turned upside down for the sake of having him mutually love Dojin the whole situation seems rush without proper build-up). They don't even seem like "character" anymore but more or less a hightened version of a bunch of stereotypes slapped together because "cuteeee".
It's funny that they are the couple who has the most time in the story but has the least character development and the most poorly-executed relationship dynamic.
Out of the three couples, Dojin and Hyesung have the most "unromantic" dynamic. The fruition of their "mutual love" feels extremely immature (the chapter where Hyesung suddenly confessed and got lovey-dovey with Dojin because he's jealous and insecure, it's a typical plot device but since Hyesung's character just kinda turned upside down for the sake of having him mutually love Dojin the whole situation seems rush without proper build-up). They don't even seem like "character" anymore but more or less a hightened version of a bunch of stereotypes slapped together because "cuteeee".
It's funny that they are the couple who has the most time in the story but has the least character development and the most poorly-executed relationship dynamic.