I know, but... First of all, Mokai didn't mean it. And even if he did, he apologized. And if it was more than an apology, he did it. He gave his life for an apology. Isn't that enough? I see everyone in other works encouraging the aggressor even when he doesn't apologize and is actually worse, and that's disgusting. Anyway, I said I didn't want him to go back to Nanju. Well, he deserves better, in my opinion. And aside from the blackmail issue, the amount of love Mukai gave to the Nanju, who threw himself on that disgusting man who was exploiting him and ignoring Mokai, is disgusting and disturbing to the eye. Of course, I see him as arrogant. He could have spoken to him in a better way. Well, it doesn't matter to me. I didn't find this chapter at all pleasant. I felt sorry for him. And how the author wiped out the last vestiges of Mokai's dignity.

I feel like I'm the only one who feels disappointed. I mean, is this really the author's idea of mending their relationship? I mean, even if they got back together and things were mended, even Botom said that top dignity was completely erased after all that torment. if. Nanjo's transgression would have been better for me because mokay deserves better. I don't need someone to remind me of what he did. Please, I already know, okay, so I don't want him to stay in a relationship. I don't know. I feel like I don't know how to describe this feeling, other than that I really don't like Nanjo's arrogance anymore.