To check whether it's as controversial as the western fans reactions, meaning the author knows they messed up. Or did korean fans actually enjoy this chapter?
on ridibooks there’s like 419 comments for this chapter. the most popular ones are: 1. damn, they really like each other lol. crazy. just make up already. 2. still… it hurts seeing them hurting each other back and forth. what are they gonna do later if they end up reconciling? 3. even just standing together they look like a picture. theyre probably burning up and tense as hell, practically dying inside, yet listen to the way they talk to each other lol. both of them are steadily collecting the steps for a future regret/angst redemption arc 4. doha with long hair is seriously insane… he’s so handsome.
I completely understand and respect the author taking a longer hiatus for their health. Burnout is very real, and I’d much rather they take the time they need to recover properly than push through and make things worse. Their well-being should always come first.
That said, I can’t help but feel a bit frustrated with how Juheon and Dohu’s storyline has been handled since the start of the season. It feels like there hasn’t been any real progress in their relationship, and instead it’s been a cycle of one step forward and three steps back.
At times, it almost feels like the author wrote themselves into a corner with how things developed.
I’m still looking forward to the comeback and hoping that this break gives the author the clarity and energy to move the story forward in a more satisfying way.
i feel the same way. i wrote a comment about this a while ago, but i feel like the timeskip was such a lazy way to progress the story, because honestly i've seen it been done hundreds of times and they all end the same way (friendship, relationship, falling out, timeskip, meet again, relationship, misunderstanding, relationship again for good this time- or something of the sort) i really hope the author takes time to reflect how to properly go about this story because i really do love it, and ive been holding out during this timeskip to see what she'll do with it. i hope it doesn't go about that typical style but i do hope it ends well for our boys, this is an amazing story with even more amazing art and it really does deserve the best.
I think the reason for the time skip was to show how deep Dohu’s love ran for Juheon (because we know that he doesn’t believe anyone will love him). The author has been really good with the story so far, so I trust that she knows what she’s doing. Also, I’m not really sure what you meant by everything ending the same way, as isn’t that the only way to end it (other than the couple never getting back together, or I might just be dumb.. sorry!!)??
And of course it’s right when I came here to theorize about what’s going to happen this week... but nah march 28th it is...
Anyway, here’s what I was thinking.
Now that Dohu seems to understand what’s really going on with Juheon, and considering how worried he looked about Juheon’s health (which is completely fair, because Juheon was visibly wobbly and groggy at the end of the chapter when he ran into his aunt in the alley near his apartment), I feel like Dohu is definitely going to show up at Juheon’s place.
Since the aunt was still in the alley, maybe Dohu will overhear her ranting about everything she’s put Juheon through. And maybe that’s when it finally clicks for him that he himself was used as blackmail against Juheon. If that happens, I can totally see Dohu confronting her and finally putting her in her place.
And then… maybe, just maybe, this is the moment Juheon and Dohu properly reconcile. Or, alternatively, Juheon finally collapses from all the stress, and when he wakes up, Dohu is there taking care of him.
March 28th can’t come fast enough.
Thanks for the new chapter, Dindin!! And guys… Gitae is definitely up to something bad.
I have a feeling this is going to end with either Juheon or Dohu getting hurt. Honestly, I really want to see Dohu protecting Juheon and getting injured in the process, which will finally make Juheon snap out of his self-loathing slump and stop ignoring Dohu.
Also… why is their scene set in a construction zone? From my years of reading manga and manhwa, I know something bad is bound to happen there ughhh
Sinclair travelled back in time to save in Martin, got too far and had to wait 640 years, but we don't see what exactly he did to get to save Martin and stop the wolves from chasing him. How was their dynamic affected? Did Sinclair ever tell him the truth about how he rewinded time? Just feels really rushed. And that's why I always have a problem with stories using time travel cause it just feels like everything we witnessed in the story's timeline got erased BUT somehow all the dynamics managed to remain the same??
REPOSTED SINCE SOME PPL ARE AGAIN ASKING
Don’t skip straight to Season 3 just because some people say so. A LOT of important moments and context between them happen before that, so I have listed some key chapters where they have interactions or where important developments occur:
Ch. 16–17, 21, 25, 26–28 (first time *.*), 30, 33–36 (second time), 42–46 (third time), 48 (plus 48.5 for a character summary).
Then of course, their story picks up in Season 3 and beyond! (=・ω・=)
For those mainly here for the second couple (Eunho & Rak-hyun)...
Don’t skip straight to Season 3 just because some people say so, cause a lot of important moments and context between them happen before that lol
I’ve listed some key chapters where they have interactions or where important developments occur:
Ch. 16–17, 21, 25, 26–28 (first time *.*), 30, 33–36 (second time), 42–46 (third time), 48 (plus 48.5 for a character summary).
Then of course, their story picks up more in Season 3 and beyond! (=・ω・=)






Which is starting to feel more frustrating than surprising at this point. Hopefully the writer doesn’t end up writing themselves into another hiatus again anytime soon. I still want to have faith in them, but this season has been disappointing so far. There have been no real payoffs or resolutions, just a lot of “one step forward, two steps back” moments.