I know ur not smarter than a 5th grader :/ Mok didn’t make anything out to be anyway Nanjo assumed and was being righteous and condescending asshole something you have in common with ur king. That’s exactly why his pov not needed yall can’t even comprehend what’s in front of u and it’s a picture book. Nobody victim blaming Nanjo unlike you and everybody else treating him like a gah damn baby we holding everybody accountable to the same degree. You can’t read and that much is evident. Everything isn’t black and white grow up. Talking bout some waaah waaah yo ass wasn’t qualified for the conversation from jump.
No you are absolutely right. Nanjo is guilty for that. But that is between him and Sunhwa right? Okay I'll try to explain as simply as possible. Between N and M, M is the culprit. And between N and S, N is the culprit. BUT what the author has done is make S kinda materialistic and those cunning type of personality so we wouldn't feel that bad for him. Honestly in the whole story he's the one always getting the short end of the stick.

I’m still laughing at the fact that some people are STILL stuck on the same old narrative, suffering from full-blown "bottom-is-always-the-victim syndrome". Are you guys actually fr claiming Nanjo was forced into having sex?! Are you kidding me right now?! When did Mok EVER force him?! (Except for that second-to-last chapter in S1, when they slept together with Sunhwa right there..that’s the ONE time I’ll fully admit it was actual SA under coercion.)
Mok literally gave him the choice, fully confident he would turn it down on the spot. Even when Nanjo said "I'll think about it" Mok was STILL sure he'd say no! He never expected Nanjo’s savior complex to be so unhinged that he’d voluntarily throw himself into this mess! Threats? Blackmail? Bro, give me a break with that nonsense!!
This absolute idiot Nanjo didn't even know Sunhwa, yet he chose to play the victim just to save him! And honestly, I can't even blame Sunhwa or say he implied Mok was abusing, threatening, or coercing him. All of that was pure delusion built by Nanjo himself! He judged an innocent guy as an abuser and a threat…when Mok was literally just doing what was requested of him to help Nanjo understand Sunhwa's sexual preferences!
But no, Nanjo chose to believe Sunhwa was this pure, innocent angel who couldn't POSSIBLY be a masochist, so the only solution in his mind was to villainize the third party as the root of all evil!
And was that threat even serious?! Did Mok threaten to murder or assault Sunhwa? Did he threaten to expose him? Did he drop ANY threat that had actual weight?! Face reality and admit it: the answer is NO, NO, and NO!!!!!!
Nanjo is a grown-ass adult, a full SIX YEARS older than both of them, AND a successful businessman running a whole company! Which means he has more than enough brain cells to evaluate his goals and calculate the damage to everyone involved -especially himself-! Nanjo did this to HIMSELF... and dumping 100% of the blame on the younger guys is a joke in itself. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me!
I’m not saying there was zero manipulation or emotional blackmail. I’m not saying Nanjo didn't get played, and I don't even hate him! But I’m smart enough to see the flaws in ALL THREE characters and call them out when I see them. I'm not gonna let my fan bias blind me to the toxicity of a character I like.
Read between the lines, actually digest the character writing, and drop the conspiracy theories about missing POVs! The author isn't gonna spoon-feed you every character's trauma, thought process, and how they play both victim and villain. The narrative is anchored in Mok’s POV because he is the most emotionally damaged and psychologically unstable one. Showing the story through his eyes helps us see that he’s a villain molded by his environment, not born evil.
If this was told from Nanjo’s or Sunhwa’s perspective, everyone would’ve just blindly accepted that Mok is a total monster! A single POV doesn't erase a smart reader's ability to connect the dots and understand the rest of the characters. We’re not in elementary school waiting for the author to spell out everyone's innocence with a dedicated POV chapter! Stop being so childish and acting like you're galaxy-brained when you're clearly not.