I hate the fact that he's manipulating him and everything, but at the same time, I can understand where he's coming from. He doesn't just romanticize the idea that your partner is decided the moment each other's names appear on your bodies (fated partners blablabla). I mean, you have absolutely no say in it at all; your feelings and everything else are supposedly determined by it. It's not because you find the other person handsome or think they're a good person, but because each other's names are written on your bodies. I'd be curious to see just how far that influence actually goes as well.
But again, I really hope Han-yeong protects himself and doesn't get hurt (too much) because of him...
I actually like the concept.
I hate the fact that he's manipulating him and everything, but at the same time, I can understand where he's coming from. He doesn't just romanticize the idea that your partner is decided the moment each other's names appear on your bodies (fated partners blablabla). I mean, you have absolutely no say in it at all; your feelings and everything else are supposedly determined by it. It's not because you find the other person handsome or think they're a good person, but because each other's names are written on your bodies. I'd be curious to see just how far that influence actually goes as well.
But again, I really hope Han-yeong protects himself and doesn't get hurt (too much) because of him...