Sooo…remind me what he lied about again…
He's been lying about being a shaman the whole time and that in order for Taeoh (ML) to get rid of bad luck he'd have to have sex with him. He'd only said that in hopes Taeoh would NOT hire him as a shaman but it didn't work. But turns out the MC, Jiwon, actually does have shaman abilities due to his ancestry/the fact he was reincarnated (i think?) and just doesn't know it








I don’t understand the Kim hate tbh.
His ex manager died due to a fire. We don’t know exactly what happened yet but not everyone handles grief the same. The author is doing an amazing job portraying what it’s like to feel remorse, guilt, shame, etc. This isn’t your typical “oh I have to ask for forgiveness now or else I’ll regret it.” He’s already dead… that just complicates things more and he’s going nuts trying to find out what to do. He already knows he was in the wrong, all he can do is forgive himself and learn from his mistakes.
Thisss, honestly I think people are leaning too much oh the professor sees garam like the manager, which is not true!!
I’m gonna post this cause my friend tofu has an understanding of what this white figure is” As the story progresses we can see the manager figure as heejae's self hatred. Because it WILL show up everytime heejae doubts himself or feels anxious about his relationship with garam.”
Omggg yessss............esp whenever he's at almost Peace...........guilt is tripping him over with undeserveness like state and the fear of missing out a truly understanding one....................more importantly........(only my guess) the faces might not be same or anything.......just the understanding the prof part is what makes the ex-manager making him look like he exact copy of garam
Exactlyyy, seeing the white figure actually doesn’t make me feel hopeless or anxious. I see it as calmness and him finally being at peace for once
Wait so that’s really how he died? I thought it was some sort of metaphor.
You might actually be right I was in shock when first reading it but looking at it now I think it might’ve been a metaphor