If we're going to talk about the flow of the story, I would say it's 5/5, in terms of characterisation based on humanistic traits, 5/5 as well. Jooin was an annoying mofo I admit, but his flaws is what made him human. We tend to get mad at the scenes where he just made all these sorts of wrong decisions, and that's because that's how we'll react in real life. If we see our friend making the obvious wrong decision, it just angers us, and we get angry at ourselves when it's us who were wrong. So getting mad at Jooin is valid. However, saying that the writing for his character was shit is I think, very wrong. We grow to love Cain because he's the most ideal (He's my fave, luv him so much), and that makes him more fictional. We tend to get attracted to beautiful things, and not the broken ones. So building a character like Jooin to show humanistic traits is quite good. Though that is just my opinion, but I really appreciate characters that are very flawed and very close to us in reality. I grew fond of Yahwi (I've been into my toxic era as well and still going for the better change) the same way I understand Jooin and I guess that's also why it makes more sense for them to get together, since I think we all agree that Cain is way better off without Jooin, lol he's too good for him tbf.
In terms of story, IT JUST GETS BETTER AT THE END. I really really really love how Jooin didn't pick between them during with all these chaos. At that time, he didn't deserve any of them, not even Yahwi since he was trying so hard for himself, so going with their own individual path was the best choice. I thought each and every one of these main characters need their healing time and boy, they sure did. Love the fact that they started again as a blank canvas, and this time, as better individuals so I feel no resentment towards any characters at the end.
What i could only wish was I hope Cain wasn't introduced that late because he seemed like a homewrecker while in fact his goals were just to stick with Jooin and protect him (He's a dog, of course he's protective) from the pain that Yahwi was causing. I personally do not like dogs but I can make an exemption.
If we're going to talk about the flow of the story, I would say it's 5/5, in terms of characterisation based on humanistic traits, 5/5 as well. Jooin was an annoying mofo I admit, but his flaws is what made him human. We tend to get mad at the scenes where he just made all these sorts of wrong decisions, and that's because that's how we'll react in real life. If we see our friend making the obvious wrong decision, it just angers us, and we get angry at ourselves when it's us who were wrong. So getting mad at Jooin is valid. However, saying that the writing for his character was shit is I think, very wrong. We grow to love Cain because he's the most ideal (He's my fave, luv him so much), and that makes him more fictional. We tend to get attracted to beautiful things, and not the broken ones. So building a character like Jooin to show humanistic traits is quite good. Though that is just my opinion, but I really appreciate characters that are very flawed and very close to us in reality. I grew fond of Yahwi (I've been into my toxic era as well and still going for the better change) the same way I understand Jooin and I guess that's also why it makes more sense for them to get together, since I think we all agree that Cain is way better off without Jooin, lol he's too good for him tbf.
In terms of story, IT JUST GETS BETTER AT THE END. I really really really love how Jooin didn't pick between them during with all these chaos. At that time, he didn't deserve any of them, not even Yahwi since he was trying so hard for himself, so going with their own individual path was the best choice. I thought each and every one of these main characters need their healing time and boy, they sure did. Love the fact that they started again as a blank canvas, and this time, as better individuals so I feel no resentment towards any characters at the end.
What i could only wish was I hope Cain wasn't introduced that late because he seemed like a homewrecker while in fact his goals were just to stick with Jooin and protect him (He's a dog, of course he's protective) from the pain that Yahwi was causing. I personally do not like dogs but I can make an exemption.