after reading the 3 chapters, the last 3 chapters of s1 makes more fucking sense.
Incheol’s reaction in S1—when he found out who Pyeonghwa is—didn’t make sense to me on why he felt so DEEPLY guilty, but after knowing that Incheol is the biggest factor of the reconstruction and the fact that he basically gave that woman wings I finally understood where it was all coming from
“It’s easier to persuade someone who’ve experienced loss than someone who have something to lose” Incheol in the early chapters.
I liked this line when i first read it. Now, knowing Incheol’s backstory, he’s easily persuaded by that mayor because he also experienced loss. He’s projecting.
I also didn’t get why Incheol is considered as the “Master” from the title. But by the recent chapters I realized he’s more power hungry more than i thought.
after reading the 3 chapters, the last 3 chapters of s1 makes more fucking sense.
Incheol’s reaction in S1—when he found out who Pyeonghwa is—didn’t make sense to me on why he felt so DEEPLY guilty, but after knowing that Incheol is the biggest factor of the reconstruction and the fact that he basically gave that woman wings I finally understood where it was all coming from
“It’s easier to persuade someone who’ve experienced loss than someone who have something to lose” Incheol in the early chapters.
I liked this line when i first read it. Now, knowing Incheol’s backstory, he’s easily persuaded by that mayor because he also experienced loss. He’s projecting.
I also didn’t get why Incheol is considered as the “Master” from the title. But by the recent chapters I realized he’s more power hungry more than i thought.