Based on the hair, that's definitely Subaru talking to him in the little flashback he has. In chapter 199 I didn't properly look at Tsuzumi's expression after Subaru said she has male friends. Back then, I thought it was some sort of curiosity. Now that I look at it properly, she looks more worried than anything Σ(  ̄□ ̄||). I wonder if what happened in chapter 201 has anything to do with the question Tsuzumi didn't get to ask.
For those asking why the game is being played again;
Sarang needs money, so she brings up the idea of playing the Embarrassment Game again. "Can't she just get a job?" No, children in Korea cannot get a job without their parents signature. Why does she need the money? So she doesn't get beat by her abusive father.
Subin is playing again because Jaemin promises to stay by her side. I'm assuming she got swayed by that, and also her current social status, and resumed playing.
For the two dudes, they're really just there to have fun it seems. They're always looking for entertainment, which is why they say "aren't we going to get in trouble?' but then agree to play anyways.
For Jaemin, he's likely playing because of Sarang.
As for Jiwon, he said he would be of help to her. I'm not sure what else happened because he clearly expressed some sort of frustration at her wanting to play the game again, but then at the end, Sarang says he's playing.
There is also the question of just turning in the body. If that were to happen, it would likely look incredibly suspicious that Sarang was keeping it in the first place, and also, she probably has some sort of attachment to her mother. It would likely get her displaced and sent to an orphanage of sorts because she's a minor. Plus, she's clearly mentally ill. If not the orphanage, she would probably be sent to live with her father, which as we know, is not good.
Hope this helps clear up some confusion (≧∀≦)
Lowkey, would she really be sent to her father? I mean bro has no job, nothing, has police called on him multiple times cuz of violence, or how does it work in Korea? Orphanage is way better than the way she's living right now, all she had to do was to be honest. But no reasonable adults in her life to do so, such shitty life she has had and has...
Although realistically the orphanage would be better, with the tone of this story I think she would be mistreated there too, especially with her being mentally ill. I probably should've worded that last part better, especially with her father #-.-) I don't think she would be sent to live with him but there might be a slim chance which is why I said that.
It's true that all she would have to do was just tell someone that her mother is dead, however her own father doesn't know, and as for her true intentions with keeping it, nobody really knows so far (same with how she died) ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭ Right now I'm going to guess one of her reasons is because she's attached to her mother.
This is just how I see it though (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ
I remember seeing people posting panels of this lololol, another manhua added to the list of things I want to read that I'll probably forget about (︶︿︶)
Also, a lot of talk about romance or bromance but this story off the bat is pretty disheartening honestly, can't help but feel bad for our supposed MC. He was beaten, likely sexually assaulted (though I'm not sure) and the person who he originally kept going and fighting for died. On a less serious note, he has all the right to start his villain arc, and I'm curious to see if he gets revenge and how he does (▰˘◡˘▰)






I actually love the way the author draws clothes. Like, that seniors outfit looked so good! And ofc we can't forget about Moeum's runway outfit in chapter 27 (☆▽☆)