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I agree! Tbh I prefer this ending over the anime. Where they talk and start things with their new life. I really love the last scene for some reason bc they compromise about each other. That they are starting again. I want to believe that Young-jo just lost her feelings for him and give him a chance eventually.
Yes yes! Like how Seung-gyu don't really report Seyeon nor Baek. He knew he will be labeled as manwhore if he try to fight them so he chose to move on in his life. And tbh sexual harassment to men didn't usually take seriously in law anyway so I understand him not reporting it.
I feel like the ending was quite sad but it just felt true to everything that was happenning in the comic. Things between Seung-gyu and Young-jo would not be right if they just married and happily ever afte. Maybe most of you lost the hint, but the RS stands for reset meaning that they both may start over and have a propper relationship now(it was an open ending in that aspect).
While the trial for the rapist asshole Mim was unffair, it was also meant to bring awareness about how often rape crimes are handled in real life. It's a harsh reality but most of the rape victims do not find justice. Most of the cases are not even reported and it is rare for a rapist to be found guilty even more when they are related to the victim(and most of them are related to the victim).
Lumina was the best girl. She earned her happinness and, even tho a sequel would be great to tie the open and loose ends here, I like how the end is not.