I really liked the plot—it’s a whirlwind of love, pain, healing, and ultimately a happy ending. But I don’t see enough people talking about the pain Minho went through. Most focus on his reactions, not what drove him there. He and Woojin both had their own flaws—Minho with his twisted ways, and Woojin with his insecurities and inferiority.
Still, in his own way, Minho did love Woojin, even if he couldn’t fully admit it himself—until he eventually broke. Woojin was his first in so many ways, and yet after being away for just less than a month to work, he came back to betrayal—not once, but he was cheated on twice. He tried everything to hold onto what they had. While many see him as the villain because of the hurtful things he did, to him, those were desperate attempts to keep their relationship.
I just hope he gets his own version of a happy ending too—whether that means healing, moving on, or finally finding peace.
I really liked the plot—it’s a whirlwind of love, pain, healing, and ultimately a happy ending. But I don’t see enough people talking about the pain Minho went through. Most focus on his reactions, not what drove him there. He and Woojin both had their own flaws—Minho with his twisted ways, and Woojin with his insecurities and inferiority.
Still, in his own way, Minho did love Woojin, even if he couldn’t fully admit it himself—until he eventually broke. Woojin was his first in so many ways, and yet after being away for just less than a month to work, he came back to betrayal—not once, but he was cheated on twice. He tried everything to hold onto what they had. While many see him as the villain because of the hurtful things he did, to him, those were desperate attempts to keep their relationship.
I just hope he gets his own version of a happy ending too—whether that means healing, moving on, or finally finding peace.