Honestly it wasn’t as bad as I was expecting based on the posts I’ve seen online. First I could never imagine the embarrassment of trying to explain to your family that you absolutely have to be with that one guy because you were his dog in a previous life . Maybe it was to add extra loyalty to his character lol
I was hoping Jooin would just stay single or find another partner, or even date around before reuniting with Yahwi since the story was heading there. In my opinion, he backtracked by moving to a whole other country and living with him immediately after realising that he tends to lose himself when he’s involved romantically. but people take their ex back everyday so who am I to judge ? ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
Just happy for Cain tbh. As for Yahwi, I would have liked if they scrapped the whole “known each other since childhood but one of them forgot” trope. It would have been so compelling if it was the kind of love that just burnt too fast to keep up emotionally then the frustration and the imbalance in expectations would make even more sense.
Honestly it wasn’t as bad as I was expecting based on the posts I’ve seen online. First I could never imagine the embarrassment of trying to explain to your family that you absolutely have to be with that one guy because you were his dog in a previous life . Maybe it was to add extra loyalty to his character lol
I was hoping Jooin would just stay single or find another partner, or even date around before reuniting with Yahwi since the story was heading there. In my opinion, he backtracked by moving to a whole other country and living with him immediately after realising that he tends to lose himself when he’s involved romantically. but people take their ex back everyday so who am I to judge ? ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
Just happy for Cain tbh. As for Yahwi, I would have liked if they scrapped the whole “known each other since childhood but one of them forgot” trope. It would have been so compelling if it was the kind of love that just burnt too fast to keep up emotionally then the frustration and the imbalance in expectations would make even more sense.