i don’t think so either! i’m just kinda confused with where author-nim is taking the story rn
nah cause imagine giving us drama and then pull out "it's just a misunderstanding" to me it feels hollow, give me one of the the other but show commitment
Idk, from the start Jinwoo is an unreliable narrator. The second chapter, compared with how he sees the truth now, doesn’t align very well either, the dialogue is not the same. He said he didn’t kill any maggot, but it seems odd that he wouldn’t have done it even once. He remembers his father as someone violent (I think it’s his father in one of the flashbacks, not Guwon), and then when the doctor says Guwon is violent, everything changes.
I think the author is trying to convince us that Guwon is really twisted, but I remember how in other manhwa about zombies (not spoilers, no title), the ML seemed like the villain and it turned out he was actually good and kind.
Also, considering everything that’s happening, it could honestly go either way, it might all be a misunderstanding, or it could be the truth, and we might all end up genuinely shocked.
that's what the author wanted in the first season, like Jiwoo we got lured in and let our guards down to believe in the fantasy.
and he isn't a bad guy per se, he isn't human to understand morals. but his actions are indeed bad.
Idk but i think Guwon is not the bad guy that the story wants to make us believe (︶︿︶)