ngl, i like how the author showed that nobody really wins. baek is best boy. he doesn't deserve to suffer. he deserves the whole world, therapy, and reassurance that heewon is a manipulative asshole. I want him to get out of this somehow, even though I know that's not how these stories go. and since there are so many stories like this, I knew from the start heewon was puppeteering everything.
and thank god, you can also see that heewon is suffering too because he's starting to regret the fucked up shit he's doing and he needs to delude himself into thinking that this is for the greater good, for his happy ending a in his heroic fairytale.
to be honest, it's just nice to see that he's suffering, meaning his actions are unjustified and what goes around comes around!! i want to beat him up with my own two fists, but I'm satisfied seeing heewon tired, sleep-deprived, and going mentally insane.
it's also not surprising that he probably developed this way of thinking from his mom.
ngl, i like how the author showed that nobody really wins. baek is best boy. he doesn't deserve to suffer. he deserves the whole world, therapy, and reassurance that heewon is a manipulative asshole. I want him to get out of this somehow, even though I know that's not how these stories go. and since there are so many stories like this, I knew from the start heewon was puppeteering everything.
and thank god, you can also see that heewon is suffering too because he's starting to regret the fucked up shit he's doing and he needs to delude himself into thinking that this is for the greater good, for his happy ending a in his heroic fairytale.
to be honest, it's just nice to see that he's suffering, meaning his actions are unjustified and what goes around comes around!! i want to beat him up with my own two fists, but I'm satisfied seeing heewon tired, sleep-deprived, and going mentally insane.
it's also not surprising that he probably developed this way of thinking from his mom.