I think the point of the story is that nobody is allowed to question his actions or the whole thing going on in the village in fear of being targeted and questioned.
which I thought too, but all the readers seem to just be gooning over guwon and the author hasn’t had any character take a stand over all these senseless killings. in this chapter Guwon killed so many people and Jinwoo just picked through their bodies without flinching. I need something in the narrative to push back on Guwon’s actions because so many readers are justifying them
No I feel you.. I kinda don’t like guwon..
But I think maybe the author is trying to say something by the teach not saying enough lately. He used to be more vocal about the morality of killing people but lately he’s been acting weird and less reactive. The author could be hinting that’s there is something deeply off about the teach’s personality and that its slowly unfolding…
I feel like the story can be better than what it is, but the author is afraid to expand on it. The story is very safe. But I understand because it's a yaoi, but she has the opportunity to make it be one of kind then why not take it. I keep wanting more but ti has a lot of movie/book tropes in it.
I feel like there was a great opportunity to question why we’re senselessly murdering other humans instead of allying with them, but this author just doesn’t seem to want to explore that. A major theme of the post-apocalyptic genre is to question what we become when society collapses and what horrors we justify; I fully thought that’s where the story was going to go, but Guwon keeps doing worse and worse shit and Jinwoo keeps drastically under reacting