It's totally understandable for Garam to be upset and not believe Jaehyuk. Especially considering how Jaehyuk WAS before he confessed. Sure, Garam's attitude was upsetting when Jaehyuk kept telling him "I like you", but it was because Garam was scared to trust Jaehyuk after all he suffered, BECAUSE of both Jaehyuk and his ex.
It baffles me to see how people cant understand a simple feeling
Tbh, it's hard to find a manhwa where the girls don't randomly fall for the MC out of nowhere. I love how the MC decided he's gonna get revenge and he STUCK by his word— Respect. I wish I had found this after the second season began, at least I wouldn't have to wait （/TДT)/ I'm so curious about what he'll do TT TT
Don't get me wrong, I like this manhwa, the art is great, the plot is somewhat alright.
What I don't like is the constant reproach of the original Diana for not knowing that her brothers loved her.
Children aren't born knowing how to read others. Children learn as they grow. And if their environment is one of hidden worries and clear neglect, of course the child is going to be emotionally stunted.
How could have little Diana known that her brothers loved her if they never said anything?
FL knows about it because she's read the book. But to the actual child who lived that story? How could she have been able to tell? She's not a mind reader. How could she have known that the harsh words spoken to her were masked worry?
The narrative keeps presenting the original Diana as an irredeemable villain, I don't like it. Sure, she's done bad things, that's clear. But the repetition of "How could she have not known?" starts to get a little annoying after a while. How can you blame a child for not being able to read the emotions of a closed off adult?
Anyways, that's all for my ted talk.
100%. It's why to this day I can't stand tsundere characters. In cartoons or IRL.