I love the imperfections of them both, I love that their intimacy is so private and amongst themselves. I love the realism between their classes (wealth) and how they act in different situations that they are not used to. It feels like real development thats not all “Machoman who beats everyone up and Im so absolutely perfect”
In a way I feel bad for the mom. It seems like she was likely forced to marry the twins dad, was likely SA-ed and forced to raise them (probably had HORRIBLE postpartum). None of this excuses her treatment of them, but it does explain why she did what she did. I am glad both sides get a clean break from eachother, I hope the twins truly flourish as time goes on
Yeah a lot of her actions were 100% influenced by the SA she faced and the fact that she was just supposed to go on like it didn’t happen. I think she did try for some time but the kids looked so much like her abuser. Never an excuse for what she did to them, but I’m glad she realized her ways very quickly and the danger she put her daughter in and at least gave her some sort of freedom, especially now allowing her to cut ties and setting her up with a house and enough money which is the least she could do. The real villain is the father and the author for not giving them a single adult to be a healthy figure in their lives
I agree with everything u said except for the last part because the real villain was both the mother and father unfortunately :( The father is undeniably a demon from the fiery underworld but the mother as also an abusive parent and caused trauma. She her self was abused but she was also an abuser for the twins...both can be true at the same time
Eunha is being threatened by a powerful figure to keep away from her ex-gf, literally to the point it seems they ruined her families lives.
Her ex-gf also places everything else above Eunha and hides her away. Its not healthy or ok.
Should Eunha communicate that? Yes.
However itll just be a never ending cycle









25 and 30 is vastly different than 20 and 30, never mind the fact hes still in highschool technically. Maybe cultural differences in my perspective
Yep and that’s actually addressed in the manhwa. Keep in mind she doesn’t know he’s 10 years younger than her. But it’s not brushed under the rug and it’s treated like the serious thing it is
Not to mention they're probably using the Korean age system which works very differently from the international age system. They're already considered 1 when born and turn a year older every new year regardless of what month you're born. So the 20 year old in this story could actually be 18 irl. Yikes
No, he would be at least 19.
Nah he could be 18 depending on his birth month. For example if he was born on the later months like December, he's 1 when he's born then he turns 2 on a mere month later on January making it +2 years from his original age