With immoral characters like this, I always try to give them the benefit of the doubt at first. After all, villains aren't born, they're made. But the more and more we see of Chuljin's manipulation and gaslighting, me more revolting he gets. Even if his home life was horrible and abusive [like some people have theorized], I don't think it justifies this behavior. And it certainly doesn't matter that Minwoo was lucky enough to be born in a wealthier family; he was never an ass or show-off about it. He never treated Chuljin like a charity case or someone below him. He never deserved to be emotionally abused. Unless someone held a gun to his head and forced him, there is no circumstance Chuljin could have that would make him look any better in my eyes.
With immoral characters like this, I always try to give them the benefit of the doubt at first. After all, villains aren't born, they're made.
But the more and more we see of Chuljin's manipulation and gaslighting, me more revolting he gets. Even if his home life was horrible and abusive [like some people have theorized], I don't think it justifies this behavior.
And it certainly doesn't matter that Minwoo was lucky enough to be born in a wealthier family; he was never an ass or show-off about it. He never treated Chuljin like a charity case or someone below him. He never deserved to be emotionally abused.
Unless someone held a gun to his head and forced him, there is no circumstance Chuljin could have that would make him look any better in my eyes.