Omg, how is that victimising? He felt sad that the last time his mom saw him he had scars that probably made her worry - which is kinda valid to me. I would feel the same, even if i had no fault in them
Maybe it wouldn’t be that bad if he wasn’t always feeling sorry for himself. He’s ALWAYS sad or in turmoil to the point when he’s not battling something and someone else is, he’s STILL the victim. The MC needs to step outside of himself so he can recognize what grief looks like on someone other than himself. It’s frustrating.
He was a bit of a people pleaser and always looking for validation or affection idk maybe because he is adopted and he doesn't feel like he belongs. I was a bit frustrated too but I'm glad it worked out.
The victim mentality of MC pisses me off a lot. What do you mean seok(Ml)'s mother just passed away and MC was crying because Ml's mother had to see her son's face full of scars because of him? ML was grieving at that time and yet MC tried to victimize himself as always.
Aside from the frustration I felt because of MC, this story is so good and realistic. This author/artist never disappoints me.
But to be honest, I don't want to read about MC's brother at all. He disgusts me a lot for valid reasons.