I love how this story stands out from the sea of cringe, weak plot stories out there. The character development is top notch ! the setting is immersive and the characters actually feel alive TvT they’re not just NPCs wandering around u know They have self-awareness, self-reflection and real depth which makes them so compelling. I’m a die hard fan of the whole “what if Nakwon hadn’t ra*ed Mokhwa” idea. It’s fascinating to think about how things could’ve played out differently. But I get it ! it was necessary for the plot to unfold the way the author intended. Still I can’t help but feel like Nakwon hasn’t apologized enough (so far). I understand he’s probably drowning in guilt, to the point where even seeking forgiveness feels impossible for him. That said, in future episodes I reallyyyy want to see him get on his knees in front of Mokhwa and truly make amends. This story and its characters have me hooked but I’m holding out for that moment of redemption. It’s not just about saying sorry it’s about showing genuine growth and accountability.
I love how this story stands out from the sea of cringe, weak plot stories out there. The character development is top notch ! the setting is immersive and the characters actually feel alive TvT they’re not just NPCs wandering around u know They have self-awareness, self-reflection and real depth which makes them so compelling.
I’m a die hard fan of the whole “what if Nakwon hadn’t ra*ed Mokhwa” idea. It’s fascinating to think about how things could’ve played out differently. But I get it ! it was necessary for the plot to unfold the way the author intended. Still I can’t help but feel like Nakwon hasn’t apologized enough (so far). I understand he’s probably drowning in guilt, to the point where even seeking forgiveness feels impossible for him. That said, in future episodes I reallyyyy want to see him get on his knees in front of Mokhwa and truly make amends. This story and its characters have me hooked but I’m holding out for that moment of redemption. It’s not just about saying sorry it’s about showing genuine growth and accountability.