sorry I just reread myself all I have to say is that english is not my first language
I am not sure it makes sense to speculate on things like "end game" given the situation and mental states of characters involved. For what it's worth, I am enjoying the suspense and the risky atmosphere, bit too risky for comfort. Maybe there will be romance, but I am afraid it may be tragic. No way this will turn out "they got out of jail and lived happily ever after".
Agreed. I don't even think it'll stop at them getting out of prison. In terms of order we know that Heonjae gets out first, then Myeonggi, then Jingi. We already know that Jingi is the only one that knows how to and is able to tame Heonjae and even he's seeing that Heonjae is being more disobedient, so I'm curious to know how that progresses. When Heonjae come out of prison he'll be fantasizing about living with Myeonggi, and we all know that's never gonna fucking happen, and getting more obsessed with Myeonggi. Then when Myeonggi gets out he'll go back to his family and not only have to deal with the stress of taking care of his family, but he'll also most likely still be a gambling addict, and have to find out how to avoid Heonjae and reject him without him getting violent. I wonder if he'll try to contact Jingi for help. Then when Jingi gets out of jail we'll probably get to see if he contacts his mom and work for his uncle again and probably try to control Heonjae from cutting Heonjae's skin off. Their life in prison is already crazy enough so imagine how much crazier it'll be when they're out. I can only imagine the possibilities, and I have a strong feeling someone is going to die at the end of all of this.
Yeah and what kind of mess is going to unravel if mc's family/siblings get sucked into Jingi's machinations (so worried!). Also wondering if they will be able to get out of jail when intended or if there will be extensions (Heonjae is a ticking time bomb for sure).
I FREAKING TOLD YALL. Jingi is predictable and doesn't seem to suffer to any mental illness unlike his brother. Plus if you "ignore" his tendencies to violence and perversity he's at good reading between the lines and knows sometimes how to empathize. Don't like grey hair at all. He really needs therapy and needs how to act properly with people. his brother's too but at least, Jingi's aware of his own behavior.