The fool's Topics (108)

Sorry,I wanted to like the comment

same, every alpha that the mc meets ends up being a weirdo my baby looks so happy rn, I'm afraid something bad gonna happen next chapter tbh maybe Suah would fly to Japan and ruin his happiness idk

Suah’s literally always at the scene of the crime at ruining everything

They just need a way to indirectly cope with their feelings for each other ╥﹏╥

Is that a positive feedback or negative? Sorry im quite confused and i like how you worded your perspective so i want to get where youre standing

My apologies, I wrote it lacking in tone—in fairness it was really late when I wrote that lmao—but it was suppose to be a bit of negative feedback over the abruptness that I’ve been noticing when it comes to navigating character conflict. The devices they use is just soo on the nose to me; ML does something that’s destructive and harmful, and what usually follows after is a form of story bandaging that wraps over his past actions because even MC himself quickly moves past them. Idk, I found this chapter’s placement of that photographer scene to be sooo uninteresting and insane after everything that built up before then and then the lack luster after; the juxtaposition between chapter 21-22 is a bit jarring in its sense of urgency/tone because things get quickly pushed aside, so why should the audience care if even the characters move on from them? Idkkk, it just feels emotionally two-dimensional.

Also this world build is just a fucking mess. It’s like they couldn’t decide what genre they wanted to be so they landed on it being an abomination of everything.

Omg me too im so confused right now ╥﹏╥

No literally; I thought it was already established that Seo-in would like his brother’s evil ass doings to be seen in the light??? So I’m like—lost . Wouldn’t it prove that he had nothing to do with his brother????

Ok. I will try to explain as much as I can. From what I have read, I think Seo-in's stepbrother abused yeongwoo. And there was article about it. Yeongwoo and also seo-in's family didn't want seoin to know about what happened. So he didn’t know anything. I think that abuse ruined yeongwoo's career or maybe life. Seoin thought the article is about his stepbrother beating some guy or a classmate. So he didn’t care as much. And yeongwoo also disappeared after that. So he had no idea what actually happened.
Now in present, the guy who has crush on yeongwoo blackmails seoin through this article. But seoin doesn’t care since you know he doesn’t care about that family or that fucker stepbrother. He wants to be with yeongwoo since he has met him after so long. And now that guy who has crush on yeongwoo tells him the truth about who was actual victim. Now Seoin will feel extreme guilt about this.
I am telling this from what I have read until now. I don't know for sure what actually is in that article because they never completely showed it

Ah, thank you for explaining ! However, I already had those things in mind when I commented, I was mainly questioning whyyy the secondary characters would assume that would push Seo-in away from Yeongwoo if they had no idea of his relationship or dynamic with his brother ? If that makes sense… like, they have no idea of what their dynamics were like (besides Yeongwoo being witness to his brother kissing him—I.E assaulting), so why would they assume Seo-in’s reaction would be to push Yeongwoo away??? To me it doesn’t make sense, especially of Seo-in’s character is so obsessed over MC, even if his subconscious is stuck with the presence of his brother’s ridiculing due to trauma, wouldn’t he demand Yeongwoo for further explanation to rectify his brother’s doings rather than creating that distant they JUSSSSSSTTTT got out of if they FINALLY CONFESSED??

Ok i get it what you are asking. I think we would get those answers only when we see that article clearly. Because that's only thing we can ask for now