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That guy wasn't obsessed with Sehan's safety. He wanted to get rid of Chaon because him and his dad witnessed something they weren't supposed to, I think. Can't remember in which chapter they show it. But he couldn't flat out get rid of Chaon because Sehan made a deal with his dad, the boss, that he would take over if they didn't kill Chaon. I think. I might be wrong. I need to reread the story. But I'm also upset he gets away with all of it.

At some point, he did seem obsessed with his safety (atleast from my own view). The amount of times he had harassed Chaon because according to him “he will put Sehan in danger” is absolutely irritating. Like bro just doesn't seem to understand that no matter what he does to intervene nothing will go his way. I was deadass pulling my hair (rip my scalp) trying to anticipate his downfall towards the end but alas, mf got away scot-free

Also, since my memory is still fresh— the thing between Sehan and his dad’s deal was for him to do what he wanted for a year a.k.a getting Chaon to fall for him before agreeing to take over after Chaon had made his decision. There was nothing that state any intentions of killing Chaon at all. Basically, it was all that scar faced guy’s choice of wanting to get rid of Chaon.

I hope I don't come across rude with my reply T^T

Not rude at all. I think at some point, the translations were not the best and I personally missed a lot. So I am rereading the story since official translations were uploaded after I had started reading the story.

But at some point, I felt like there was more to him just wanting to keep Sehan safe. Why would he be so obsessed with that? For what purpose? Out of loyalty? Because he takes his job seriously? Was he afraid that if something happened to Sehan that he would be killed by Sehan's father?

Intent matters. So these questions are what lead me to believe there is something I missed.

Just food for thought. I genuinely enjoy conversations like these. I like when people give their input and we help each other get to the bottom of things. So thank you, stranger!

Ohh, that's an interesting food for thought indeed. It's kinda sad that so much of the plot wasn't fleshed out or given any conclusion. But yeah, I get what you mean that scar face guy’s intent was left ambiguous other than his constant distaste towards Chaon.

And yes, I also love conversations like this. I tend to express my thoughts and feelings about something that I've read or even just my analysis so seeing people reply to my comment politely with their own point of view makes me feel giddy too!! Lowkey missing B@to considering I have left so many comments there and even made friends along the way because of it.

I miss Bato. I like how we could comment on each individual chapters.

But here is what I think happened in the story:
Sehan's father said Scar Face and the uke's father never got along. And then the bottom took Sehan out of the house when they were young and Sehan was kidnapped and almost killed. Scar Face blames the bottom. But he also tried to hide it from Sehan's dad. But he found out anyways.

Sehan's dad held Scar Face partly responsible b. Cause he was Sehan's bodyguard at the time and cut his pinky off. I hear that is a common punishment in the mafia. But since it was the bottom who took Sehan out of the house and he was only a child, Sean's dad punished the bottom's dad by sending him away. But he promised to take care of his son.

So I think Scar Face started to genuinely hate the bottom. Yes, he cares about Sehan and making sure he is save is kind of his duty. But Sehan is already an adult so Scar Face doesn't need to "take care" of Sehan the same way he used to before. He no longer has a say in what Sehan can or can't do. So I think it became personal to him, he had a grudge against the bottom and kept trying to get the boss to get rid of him, send him away.

But Sehan made a deal with his dad so the bottom wouldn't be send away. So Scar Face betrayed everyone by taking the bottom to the bad guy.