I had my own theories and predictions how the story would play out, but I'm not sure if you could pull all that off in only two remaining chapters (it ain't impossible though). IMHO Dohun is way more of an unreliable narrator than the story is letting on. As in, his POV may be heavily skewed in his favor and Yuwon isn't as "crazy" and "paranoid" as he appears atp. The author pulled this move on us once, so why wouldn't they do it again ? My bet is either: A. The truth lies somewhere in between Dohun's and Yuwon's POV, making them both partly right and wrong. B. Yuwon's skewed POV was indeed solely a result of him receiving that head injury, he's otherwise "normal", just having very low self-esteem. Dohun's POV however is his own delusion and descend into madness due to his fixation on Yuwon. He IS genuinely crazy and will go to crazy lengths in order to make his goals reality.
I had my own theories and predictions how the story would play out, but I'm not sure if you could pull all that off in only two remaining chapters (it ain't impossible though). IMHO Dohun is way more of an unreliable narrator than the story is letting on. As in, his POV may be heavily skewed in his favor and Yuwon isn't as "crazy" and "paranoid" as he appears atp. The author pulled this move on us once, so why wouldn't they do it again ? My bet is either:
A. The truth lies somewhere in between Dohun's and Yuwon's POV, making them both partly right and wrong.
B. Yuwon's skewed POV was indeed solely a result of him receiving that head injury, he's otherwise "normal", just having very low self-esteem. Dohun's POV however is his own delusion and descend into madness due to his fixation on Yuwon. He IS genuinely crazy and will go to crazy lengths in order to make his goals reality.