I dont think its that bizarre that Donald died. All the chapters leading up expressed how much he wished he could be removed but how could he after all his success and achievement- with all those people looking at him as their great wall. Even his 2nd hand man couldnt accept the end which we see him continue to drag Donald's name even after his death by continuing The Union. As much as he pleaded for Gray to help him, he knew himself that the point of return was far gone and thats why he could only wish of becoming Gray's friend earlier and avoiding the path of destruction as his only way to survive.
Also, I started with the webtoon very early kn and caught up with the kdrama and I love both medias in their own regard. Its often impossible for adaptions to convey everything 1:1 and it does frustrate me at times when comparing the two, but I accept it is its own version. I liked how they built out and focused more on Gray and Stephen + the actors added a lot and really hooked me in! I do think its disrespectful to trash talk the webtoon just because you prefer the kdrama because you dont realize the story was developed so many years earlier and stemed from their own creativity. I understand if the webtoon isnt as palatable or not your forte, but have some respect and appreciation for the source which created the newer thing you enjoy.
I dont think its that bizarre that Donald died. All the chapters leading up expressed how much he wished he could be removed but how could he after all his success and achievement- with all those people looking at him as their great wall.
Even his 2nd hand man couldnt accept the end which we see him continue to drag Donald's name even after his death by continuing The Union.
As much as he pleaded for Gray to help him, he knew himself that the point of return was far gone and thats why he could only wish of becoming Gray's friend earlier and avoiding the path of destruction as his only way to survive.
Also, I started with the webtoon very early kn and caught up with the kdrama and I love both medias in their own regard. Its often impossible for adaptions to convey everything 1:1 and it does frustrate me at times when comparing the two, but I accept it is its own version. I liked how they built out and focused more on Gray and Stephen + the actors added a lot and really hooked me in!
I do think its disrespectful to trash talk the webtoon just because you prefer the kdrama because you dont realize the story was developed so many years earlier and stemed from their own creativity. I understand if the webtoon isnt as palatable or not your forte, but have some respect and appreciation for the source which created the newer thing you enjoy.