Uhm...it's not that serious. If you enjoy reading stories without realistic plot lines then that's fine. I and many others wanted Jiwon and DG to fall in love in a more realistic way. That's all.
Obviously mangas have some unrealistic components. I know that guys don't moan that sexy in real life. I know girls would get caught at a private boys' school. I know that a loner who takes off his glasses can't instantaneously become hot. I'm not a dumbass. It's just if you're writing a ROMANCE manga, the romance should be the ONE component that is written properly. Reality check -- you can be imaginative with a story and still leave in realistic components. In fact, the best stories have both.
You should not be this bothered by the fact that someone else isn't enjoying a manga as much as you are.
I might get a lot of crap for this, but does anyone think it's weird that DG and Jiwon are "in love?"
The two didn't do anything that would develop their love for each, besides sex and that one time they went on a date. The drama of Jiwon hurting DG's feelings and DG giving up on him, is what fueled their relationship and eventually led to them dating. Not love.
Jiwon only wanted DG back because he feels lost without his obsessed fan, not because he "loves" him. When Chanwoo asked Jiwon what he loved about DG, the reasons he came up with sounded like a cop out to me.
DG too was only fascinated by Jiwon's looks and his body since the beginning of the manhwa. Jiwon was rude to him most of the time, so it's not like DG loves him for his personality.
The manhwa might have 60+ chapters but the development of their relationship is still unrealistic.