I think it was maybe because even though both are shitty, it's about what they did to each other. As we know that Sangwoo and Han both were selling themselves for business in a way (han more and Sangwoo with just han)which is upto them but then it's revealed that Han did(in the past) that thing on his own and screwed Sangwoo over just for fun not even for "business" which maybe unlike selling oneself for whatever, can't really be excused coz to his defence Sangwoo had never done anything to harm or offend han before. He was just being opportunistic like han but less seasoned, haha. So rather than them (or han here) seeing consequences or retribution it was simply Sangwoo getting his revenge for his humiliation and getting screwed over . Retribution is still due imo lol. Also I agree that it looked like Sangwoo got his revenge quite easily.
V true. Guess I just thot the ending was both too simple & nonsensical lol
Kinda lengthy for the story it’s tryna tell imo, but I think the premise is damn funny. Just two guys who’ve let the horrible circumstances they’ve been put in corrupt them, and how their twisted attraction to one another subsequently fucked them over (or, at least Han…). And there!! Within those parentheses lies my main issue w the story. Why did Sangwoo just get everything he wanted?
They were both shitty ppl getting taken advantage of & trying to squeeze as much power as they could out of those circumstances. So why was Han the only one who saw consequences? I mean, fuck “not being fair”—it literally just doesn’t make sense lol. Bro literally sells himself to execs for a living, & he doesn’t have ANY contingency plans to prevent *basic ass* blackmail..? How has no one tried this before then lol
Like it’s genuinely just unrealistic that Sangwoo was able to one up Han like that, which is such a sad note to leave the story off on, but even then, I don’t hate it or anything. I honestly respect it not taking an unnatural romantic turn like most bl, & at the very fucking least, it was funny!