I hope they didn't separate the two to put that yellow-haired guy in the middle of the relationship romantically. I like him helping as a friend, but it's scary to think what this could turn into, considering the author has completely lost the plot.I know I'm exaggerating, but I really hope the author isn't considering a love triangle or anything like that.
Oh my god, what garbage was chapter 165? The author is clearly provoking the readers more and more to keep them hooked on this season because he knows we love Taesung and Haebon and want to see them happy, so he's being so low as this new chapter. They put the two of them in an almost impossible hole to get out of. They almost had the audacity to draw Haebon being abused in front of Taesung. I know everyone is saying this, but I'll say it again: this season is unnecessary. They were so happy.
The author fueling the ship with the white-haired boy makes me jealous of the other protagonist. It's almost predictable what she's trying to create here, and it bothers me a lot when this happens in BL because as soon as a handsome secondary character appears, everyone wants the protagonist to end up with that character. This manhwa is a perfect example of that. Honestly, if they continue fueling this ship or do anything more, I'll drop this manhwa. I don't like stories like this, especially when the reading community starts forcing things and asking for a love triangle or changing the route of the couple that should be the main one.
To understand what I'm talking about, just look at how slowly the main couple is progressing. They're fueling the ship with the white-haired guy so much that, with only the little screen time he's had, people are already preferring him to end up with the protagonist because Yotae is literally falling behind. That's what bothers me, because the story gets lost due to the readers' and the author's fetish for a more handsome character. This is common in manhwa or BL anime.
I'm not saying that the main couple's slow progression is a problem, but rather that slow progress with the main couple, when a strong suitor is created on the other side with so much emphasis, ends up making one of the protagonists, in this case Yontae, somewhat sidelined by the readers. This is just something I've been thinking about regarding this last chapter, 33. I hope I managed to explain what I mean well
Everything is so bad and unexplained, and Haebon was like, "Let's just have sex and screw the rest," and the worst part is that they're like complete strangers... the author really changed their personalities, I repeat, they were married, they spent practically their whole lives together, but now they can't talk about a problem that's bothering them





After some time, I'm back to say that the ending seemed a bit rushed after the villains' deaths. I believe we could have seen a little more of them as a couple after their problems were resolved. I hope the author intends to release side stories to compensate, especially since some things were left unresolved, like the Alpha's Glands.