His brother is gonna marry and be a father, so what? I'm so fed up with the fucking guilt trip and rhetoric of "it is family".
Why are always the people who are trampled the ones who have to suck it up for the sake of "keeping the peace"?
And the mother? Your son is a fucking homophobic, if you really care for your other son, who is gay, you wouldn't intercede for the one that's hurting him.
People complaining about Juheon being pathetic, a drama queen, whiny, etc... Have a serious lack of empathy or reading comprehension or both.
Juheon suffers from trauma, he has anxiety and an avoidant attachment style. How do expect him to behave? Do you really think he would be all dandy from one day to another after all what he's been through?
I really understand that this arc can be maddening, and you may like it or not, but that doesn't change the fact that from a storyteller point of view the author is doing a GREAT job.
I know that the situation is exhausting, but people seem to forget that, apart from Shuraka's age and inexperience and Tei's insecurities, there is also a major problem between them: their cultures.
More than miscommunication per se, it is a problem of cultural differences. In fact, at the beginning of chapter 19, we are told how honor "works" in Leracal and how Tei is particularly serious about it. In Arnata, it's different. Shuraka, as a Padisha, sees caring for his wife as his duty and doesn't realize how this is affecting Tei.
They should talk, yes, but the reality is that I think neither of them sees the need because each is looking at the situation through the lens of their own culture. That's why they don't see that there's a problem that needs to be solved.








I may be tripping, but as I understand it, after what happened at the end of the first season, Seoho's entire soul appears in the room of nothingness, the place where it all begins. Seoho and Minchan have a strong connection that transcends time, especially in that room, where temporal boundaries cease to exist. That is to say, at that moment, the timelines of Seoho and Minchan become blurred. Jeoseung Samsin gives Seoho the opportunity to leave the room and start a new life, which I believe would lead to him inhabiting Minchan's body. But Seoho, instead of accepting it, uses it to get Bihwan out of the room, which is why when Minchan wakes up, it's still him.
In short, I think Jinmu's/Gwonryeom's plan failed cause Seoho choose Bihwan over been "reincarnated" in Minchan's body.
That's also my understanding. With an extra that Minchan is kind of a reincarnation of Seoho, but not a 1 to 1, but his own different self. And due to meddling of that crazy brother, Seoho got the chance to live in the new body in a new time but mentally as himself. He chose not to change anything, save any Bihwan, so that his past with Big an happens and also knowing that Bihwan will have love and happiness with MI chan. A very noble deed. Good for Minchan, bad for the crazy brother.
Sorry for the confusing names. Autocorrect should rot in hell.