I think you’re all overlooking a crucial point here: the *PRIMARY REASON* driving Juheon’s stubbornness is that he was threatened with harm to Dohu. He is prioritizing the well-being of the person he loves above his own. He is willing to destroy his career, his reputation, and his entire life—all for the sake of protecting Dohu. Doesn't that strike you as the ultimate confession of love and a profound display of devotion?
I think you’re all overlooking a crucial point here: the *PRIMARY REASON* driving Juheon’s stubbornness is that he was threatened with harm to Dohu. He is prioritizing the well-being of the person he loves above his own. He is willing to destroy his career, his reputation, and his entire life—all for the sake of protecting Dohu. Doesn't that strike you as the ultimate confession of love and a profound display of devotion?