??? They are literally not the same people anymore. Yayul we know now already deferred from the way that yayul from the first time-line went down. Also he is a LITERAL child. He didn't do anything. To hold someone responsible for something they haven't done is also wrong.
Reallll like why does people want that boy tl end up with FL??crazy
Bro so what? Then this can applie to all the ex MLs that did bad sh1ts to FL but then FL went back and they tryna get their attention by doing good things etc so it means they are different person from the past self to lol. Yayul was evil and stays evil . You dont know what he is gonna do in this life neither he is a trash person after all
you obviously don't get me. I don't hate Yayul. I hope he has a good life this time around. Im just saying that the fact that he killed the mc isn't erased even if he's now a child and on a different timeline. cuz that's the truth isn't it? that’s yeon’s truth. im saying, my opinion is based on yeon’s perspective. and in her truth, yayul killed her, just in a different timeline. that's a fact. that's why, it's only fair to eliminate yayul as a male lead candidate. i don't hate yayul, i just don't think he's fit to be a male lead candidate, and i don't get the people wanting him to be the male lead.
Bro he isn't at all the same as most ML. I get it I do but most of the ML that have hurt or kill FL's do so while living in privilege and do so from arrogance. Yayul was literally kidnapped while trying to survive, forced into a cult and most likely brainwashed to become an assasin. He didn't chose his path. He was forced into it. And now in the life where he is saved from it you can clearly see his true personality.
To conveniently erase his past suffering and just be " oh he killed mc so bye" without considering the context of how he got there is disingenuous.
I get hating abusive ML or characters but what I've seen yayul isn't that type of character.
saying “oh he killed the mc so bye” is so far fetched. that undermines my opinion about yayul and says alot about your stance regarding him, killing the mc in the past. that undermines the fact that he, in fact, killed the mc. my heart goes out on the one that got killed, and didn't deserve it. did yeon do anything for her to be killed?? yayul did experience a lot of suffering, i did not overlook that, i said i hope he lives a good life this time around. (which he will) you have a lot of empathy towards the past yayul, the one who killed, rather than yeon, the one who got killed. is that right? you have alot to say towards his suffering yet nothing on what yeon also suffered. and if i may add, it was yayul’s choice to kill yeon. if you say otherwise, then give me a reason why.
Sorry I really didn't get you. I missed the sentence where you said it disqualifies him as a ML candidate. I just thought you wanted him to be responsible for things he never did.
Not wanting him as the male lead is understandable, and I can't really see him as one either. I actually dislike the trope of forcing the MC with someone who killed them in their last life for whatever reasons. I always feel like it plays down on the suffering the MC had to experience. Also how come they usually don't have some sort of PTSD after getting killed and how on earth do the authors think that you could fall in love with your murderer?
it's okay, no hard feelings ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Wtf? I never said I wanted them as a couple. She just saved child Yayul version from a very shitty live and him possibly falling in love with her after she showed him the probably greatest kindness in his life is understandable. That has nothing to do with his character. Also I don't like you beign so condescending. A person is mostly made by their experiences and Yayul beign fucked up after what he had to go through is normal. This doesn't excuse what he did, in any way, but he isn't trash.
I never said you wanted them to be?? Yk yayul gonna turn red flag in this life time too right?? So that's also bc of his experience?? Nah bro yayul choose to do it himself lmfao
Then do you hate the dad because he basically abandoned the MC to teach the ML in a home full of ppl who constantly abused her in many ways made her feel unloved by never visiting her while away teaching his disciple.
What I'm saying is you don't consider his background at all and the suffering he went through and how he was groomed as a child to be what he became. He never chose to be an assasin and our MC knows that realized that she saved him from having to go through that and realize hey right now he's an innocent child that didn't kill me. She forgave a past He never lived and moved past that to see the person he is now. I m not saying to forgetting our MC she never met him. Even when she died she didn't know him it's not similar to other stories where the one who killed the mc know the mc and their character and still abuse and kill them
The context of our MC passing is so different from that it might as well been someone else. Which is why I don't understand your point about that making him disqualified. From what we read if she had not ran her aunt was probably days away from offing her.
Even if yayul accumulated a shit ton of trauma and suffering to the point that he killed the mc, that still doesn't excuse and erase the fact that HE KILLED YEON. Im irritated by these people that only focuses on the present yayul, completely ignoring what he did in the past. TO FORGIVE DOESN'T MEAN TO FORGET. the fact that he killed the mc in the past immediately disqualifies him as a male lead candidate. that's just what it is. this doesn't mean i don't like yayul, i like him and i feel nothing but empathy towards what he may have suffered in the past. but i will not excuse what he did. My heart goes with Yeon, and my opinion is based on her perspective.