I have to say, though it's coming to an end, I'm still not fully satisfied with the way it went. Not that it's bad, it is quite different, in the aspect that Jisuh tried to put up a fight, to hurt haeejae back. But, whether to how he achieved that is little conflicting. I cannot completely agree that it was correct or wrong. Revenge isn't always a positive solution to problems, often it degrades your mental health then empowering it. Sometimes, you know when a person makes an effort to change, in this case Jisuh chose to ignore that obvious change in Haejee to get his bitter sweet revenge, rather than leaving him and let him be, he emotionally tore Haejee. But it's understandable, considering his state of mind, but I have to admit for the first time I kinda felt bad for haejaee.
Andd I see how a lot of people here likes Sun-yool, honestly he was the only refreshing breath of air, something pleasant in the entire story, since the other two MCs were having this shady, dull aura attached to them. The very base of their relationship was a potentially toxic one, It's purely my opinion but I never felt nice reading about them. It just feels very unfair that Sun-Yool deserved more role in this. There are three people on the cover, so I naturally expected each one to have a big impact on the story. But no. Yes, he is important but regarding to the plot, not much influence. he was always pushed to the side by the plot, making space for the other two to create the major arcs, and core of this story. As a character I felt, injustice was done to Sun-yool. I really liked this guy, but sadly he only existed as a secondary deviation for the MCs. Just like a side character, and I firmly believe his character had so much potential that is not or probably wont be explored.
I have to say, though it's coming to an end, I'm still not fully satisfied with the way it went. Not that it's bad, it is quite different, in the aspect that Jisuh tried to put up a fight, to hurt haeejae back. But, whether to how he achieved that is little conflicting. I cannot completely agree that it was correct or wrong. Revenge isn't always a positive solution to problems, often it degrades your mental health then empowering it. Sometimes, you know when a person makes an effort to change, in this case Jisuh chose to ignore that obvious change in Haejee to get his bitter sweet revenge, rather than leaving him and let him be, he emotionally tore Haejee. But it's understandable, considering his state of mind, but I have to admit for the first time I kinda felt bad for haejaee.
Andd I see how a lot of people here likes Sun-yool, honestly he was the only refreshing breath of air, something pleasant in the entire story, since the other two MCs were having this shady, dull aura attached to them. The very base of their relationship was a potentially toxic one, It's purely my opinion but I never felt nice reading about them. It just feels very unfair that Sun-Yool deserved more role in this. There are three people on the cover, so I naturally expected each one to have a big impact on the story. But no. Yes, he is important but regarding to the plot, not much influence. he was always pushed to the side by the plot, making space for the other two to create the major arcs, and core of this story. As a character I felt, injustice was done to Sun-yool. I really liked this guy, but sadly he only existed as a secondary deviation for the MCs. Just like a side character, and I firmly believe his character had so much potential that is not or probably wont be explored.