Sorry i mean to upvote
I wish I could have seen that, but yeah—in the final chapter, it’s really clear that there’s been a major shift in their dynamic. Minho just wants to live a quiet life (the fact that he even wants to live at all is a positive thing), and Wookyung is now at his beck and call—he’s no longer the one in charge, nor is he hurting Minho anymoree
I think as long as Minho didn’t lose control. This relationship is going well…Minho is the one holding them together, because Wookyung is still as obsessed as ever. But I think it worked out because Minho made up his mind to accept Wookyung.
I got curious and looked up more about those bonus (it was actually quite hard to find good-quality, translated information lol). For Wookyung’s birthday, Minho wrote him a handwritten letter expressing his gratitude, which moved Wookyung to tears of happiness as he sat with his cake. They also went to New York, where Wookyung mentioned wanting to get married. Minho, being more modest and reserved, isn't interested in a big celebration; he suggests that he wouldn't mind a quiet wedding—just the two of them, exchanging their vows. Regarding the question, "Do they love each other?" it’s noted that Minho’s love manifests more as a sense of responsibility toward Wookyung—he shows affection in a more mature way—while Wookyung is the one who provides the kisses and hugs
IKR. I’m just glad that they’re happy and not miserable like everyone is saying. I hope the author and artist consider making a sequel about them and their happy pace.
Thanks for sharing
To everyone guessing that they’re miserable after this.
No, they’re actually quite happy after everything. Minho acts like a housewife and Wookyung the husband. It’s on the promotion card. At one special illustration showMinho smiling at the camera (assuming he’s smiling at Wookyung) while laying on a working desk (assuming Wookyung let him work on novel again) and there’s a little text that says “You’re mine forever”. So basically these two surprisingly have a happy ending. Pure fiction.