Now I wanna know why this is named that
XD right
it’s a julius caesar/shakespeare reference (at least that’s the only other time i’ve heard it ) ! “beware the ides of march” is the prophecy/warning caesar was given before being betrayed/assassinated
I hope that doesn't mean this story will be like that
i’m hoping that it’s just a reference to how mokhwa was stabbed/betrayed by that guy who used to be under him (betrayed/“stabbed in the back” like caesar was)
It's a sign