I refused to comment until the “fan wars” subsided and now that it did I’m going to comment. This could’ve been better but “love triangles” are also hard to convey, so I get why it went the way it did. I’ve never really seen a good love triangle manhwa because it is hard to do without making one or two of the main characters hated. Nevertheless, I love the ending. Both male leads are very attached to the people of their past (Yahwi to his parents/Cain to Jooin) that they’re not able to appreciate the people who has been there for them and hurts them consciously or unconsciously. At the end, by both losing Jooin, the both of them finally learns to appreciate what’s in front of them.
I refused to comment until the “fan wars” subsided and now that it did I’m going to comment. This could’ve been better but “love triangles” are also hard to convey, so I get why it went the way it did. I’ve never really seen a good love triangle manhwa because it is hard to do without making one or two of the main characters hated. Nevertheless, I love the ending. Both male leads are very attached to the people of their past (Yahwi to his parents/Cain to Jooin) that they’re not able to appreciate the people who has been there for them and hurts them consciously or unconsciously. At the end, by both losing Jooin, the both of them finally learns to appreciate what’s in front of them.