I'm obsessed with this story—it's a dark psychological manhwa that's so gripping, intense, and definitely spicy. A lot of the art panels are just breathtaking and really touch your heart. This isn't your typical hero saves the victim from the villain kind of trope. I honestly don't get why so many people totally distort the plot and end up hating one of the characters so much. None of the three main leads are heroes, victims, or villains. They're all morally gray, each carrying their own good and bad sides. They go through a serious character arc to figure things out, understand themselves, and finally reach their own version of happiness, even if the road there is tragic and messy. But for me, the endgame was obvious from day one; their whole push-and-pull dynamic is the absolute core of the story.
I'm obsessed with this story—it's a dark psychological manhwa that's so gripping, intense, and definitely spicy. A lot of the art panels are just breathtaking and really touch your heart. This isn't your typical hero saves the victim from the villain kind of trope. I honestly don't get why so many people totally distort the plot and end up hating one of the characters so much. None of the three main leads are heroes, victims, or villains. They're all morally gray, each carrying their own good and bad sides. They go through a serious character arc to figure things out, understand themselves, and finally reach their own version of happiness, even if the road there is tragic and messy. But for me, the endgame was obvious from day one; their whole push-and-pull dynamic is the absolute core of the story.