Oh, you mean the last chapter where he said he'd find someone else who'd put out? That was supposed to be a bluff. He said earlier he was going to delete all the girl's numbers on his phone...Then again, he was lying through his teeth about not working in a host club. Too bad there isn't a sequel where he's forced to give up his host job, plus wrapping up that unresolved love triangle.
He's never actually show going into or out of a host club, nor did he ever mention he was lying about it, but judging by the way he's dressed & his surroundings, it does seem to imply he COULD be a host club. Or he could have just been on a random date at the bar the two guys at the end worked at. That at least would have tied the stories together.
wait a sec. where does it say he works in a host club? He's a cram school instructor. 2. How can it be a bluff if he actually called the woman and she speaks, "min, it's been forever..." I would like to believe in the bluff, but there's no indication in the story that will allow us that out, in fact it's the opposite. Even if it's a bluff, it's about as nasty and abusive as it gets. 3. Yes, he said he'd delete the the tel#'s, but then what's he doing out with a woman? I'd love to think she just showed up at that bar, but again the author fucks us over by having min say, "let's get you home." The only reasonable explanation is that he brought her there and now has to take her home The author created a beautiful character then for some insane reason she utterly destroyed him. I kind of hate her for that, but I choose to think of the Min in the first eight chapters and forget the blunt force of this author's hand against him later.
we can't just randomly assume things. He says he's a cram school teacher. He's a cram school teacher, so, no, he can't be implicated as a host with so many clear statements on both character's parts that he isn't. On the author's nasty destruction of min, this piece of work author even has min say, "did you think we were in a relationship just because we slept together a few times?" What is she telling us? Now there's an implication that is not a random assumption. If he says it to her, does he mean it for hae-in as well? The author just won't give us any outs. I wish she'd broken both hands once she finished writing chapter 8
sorry if I sound harsh. I don't mean it like that. I'm just so pissed about one of my all-time favorite stories..
There was a math equation on the board in seme's room, I think in that one scene where uke woke up with his pants full of cum. I thought that was the give away that seme is indeed a cram school teacher.
yeah, there is a big chalkboard with a math equation in Min's bedroom. There's also that close-up shot of Min's grades while he's in school that put him way high up there in the smarts department. Same scene, he expresses concern over Hae-In's future for not working harder in school. There's a scene where he brings refreshments to his cram school students once in a while, and he has leftovers that he leaves at the police station in appreciation of their work. Twice he does this. How anyone can think he's a nightclub host when it is clearly stated at least four times that he isn't is beyond me. He's good looking and dresses well. That doesn't make him a host. When does a busy cram school teacher have time to work at a host club?
I love Hae-in and Sun Woo Min's story so much that I was obsessed with it for days. I'm sorry to go against the tide here, but I really don't care about the Bumjoon part of this manga. The first 8 chapters is a big favorite. The epilogue of this manga is horrible so I wouldn't bother with it.