Responses
I think the mom died and the dad was abusive
I totally agree with you, it's just ruining my mood the more I read it, it's almost as if it was telling people to actually commit suicide: there is no purpose to the use of a topic as hard as this. It's just fully depressing, and almost glorifies the fact that he can't do any better because he's a loser with a shitty life who actually deserves to die.
At this point, I don't think there's hope for any development- well any big development in any case... it just feels like the concept of Hooni being a "loser" is getting dragged on and on and on. its honestly a bit tiring and when there ARE hopeful signs of him improving in terms of self-confidence or leading a more positive life- it just gets crushed later on. It's like everything is against him. repetitive.
I get that the author probably wants to make it this way, but personally I feel that if the story were abt gradual change and growth for Hooni - him gaining motivation or setting goals or just going out more- it would be a lil more interesting than routine "filler" chapters
also what happened to his parents again? its been a while..