I still don't like Keith. I won't ever like him, and nothing he can do or say will excuse ...

True. And it somehow gives off this vibe that the author can't think of a good way to bring them closure. Like everything, everything that Keith does feels so insincere. And that revenge Yeonwoo did kinda went off, like it doesn't have that much justification why those were the actions he took. I know Keith tormented him physically, mentally, and emotionally, but what happened next were really just different. I think the real problem here is that the author doesn't have a clear path and route for this story. They're taking a lot of detours. And what's with the plot holes, like that crazy cult that wanted him dead. So stupid. I just wish the author would figure this problem sooner than later. Now I'm only here to find out how this would end. I hope you get what I wanted to say lololol

This! I feel like the authors wanted to create a lot of conflict for the MCs but couldn't figure out a way to bring them together and resolve things. Even after everything Keith had done, if we got a pov from his side and reasons WHY he was acting this way, and then a strong storyline of him really changing and seeking forgiveness, then it would have felt so much more fulfilling. The author just threw in this pregnancy and cult plotline to get the two back together again and Keith's actions (all of them, not just a few) haven't been brought up again to be discussed and for him to seek forgiveness. Yeonwoo ran away for a reason, but suddenly he's head over heels for Keith again and doesn't even care about the past anymore. It's a weak ending to a great beginning, and the strong, dependant Yeonwoo is becoming another omega-verse damsel in distress that is happy to stay with an abusive alpha no matter the consequences. They need to have a healthy discussion and Keith needs to apologise to the heavens and back. I guarantee this cult thing won't be discussed again either. It could've been so interesting if it was fleshed out a bit more