Ultimately, in my opinion, the ghost is the only one who truly deserves pity; after all, while Geonpil may have accepted all the comforts Yeonsang offered in exchange for sex and scraps of affection, Yeonsang’s attempt to make Geonpil like him by offering him a home, a job, and a "family," all while knowing full well that Gonpil literally had nowhere else to go is equally bad
I really liked seeing the story by the ghost’s POV though, the whole thing about using sex to avoid feeling hungry was great, I really want to see to what extent sex will be enough to satisfy him
Ultimately, in my opinion, the ghost is the only one who truly deserves pity; after all, while Geonpil may have accepted all the comforts Yeonsang offered in exchange for sex and scraps of affection, Yeonsang’s attempt to make Geonpil like him by offering him a home, a job, and a "family," all while knowing full well that Gonpil literally had nowhere else to go is equally bad
I really liked seeing the story by the ghost’s POV though, the whole thing about using sex to avoid feeling hungry was great, I really want to see to what extent sex will be enough to satisfy him