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EXACTLY !!!

I said the same thing! And the fact that he claims to be in love with Jiho while sabotaging his happiness is such a sh**y behaviour.

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Chungi has truly outdone himself in the worst possible ways, earning a well-deserved high-five to the face more than anything. He’s not just sabotaging the relationship of a close friend, but also flinging around private information as if it were mere cocktail party chatter. Dropping Jiho's name and labeling In Woo as the guy who snatched away his interest is just despicable—what's up with that? Whether this is a translation error or not, witnessing his unbothered recklessness is infuriating. Consider Jiho, who hid his sexuality so effectively that no one even suspected he was gay, only for Chungi to carelessly drop his name as though it were his story to tell. Chungi’s discomfort with Jiho’s need for privacy doesn’t excuse him from turning confidential truths into casual gossip. Translation blunder or not, Chungi's actions are nothing short of vile. Absolute disappointment.

very well said. i remember reading this before even a ling period of hiatus and i have the same sentiments with you, but i couldn't comprehend how people could not see that. to the point, they we're hating on inwoo for being the ml. i literally go through hell arguing with them haha. it's kind of breath of fresh air to see a logical opinion like this and more people who truly understands and doesn't excuse certain characters :))

I'm not surprised some are siding with Chungi—I created this account because I can't stomach the ridiculous opinions some proudly parade in this platform. It's like watching bad ideas in 4K, and apparently, I'm the type who yells at the screen. Haha, nosy much, right? How can it not be glaringly obvious that Chungi is deliberately being vile? Any semblance of sympathy I had for him evaporated when he exposed those pillow talks with Jiho. For those who missed it, let’s rewind to the moment Chungi proposed that Jiho consider dating him, provided he was okay with Chungi seeing other people on the side. Jiho made it clear that wasn't the kind of relationship he wanted—he desired to be the only one loved. They were clearly not on the same page. So no, Chungi, you don't get sympathy points from me, especially not for playing the heartbroken hero in a mess you created yourself.

Yeah, absolute trash. His heartbreak does not give him a pass on being an asshole.

Dude you didn't have to be in love like hebliked Jiwon and that's it for whatever reason and it's not a bad thing second bj Alex is much better than jinx people forget that jiwon was a jerk but he was clear from the beginning that he won't fall in love and bla bla dg had the choice to leave him but he didn't anyway I don't know why I wrote all this but yeah xd

Jiwon's lack of tact has been evident since the beginning; he's the quintessential jerk, a fact I readily accept given my penchant for flawed protagonists (just look at my collections haha). But it's DG’s so-called "feelings" that truly piqued my interest. BJ Alex, a timeless classic, has sparked endless online discourse, often exalting DG above Jiwon—a viewpoint I once shared, I must admit. However, upon revisiting the series, DG's shallowness becomes glaringly apparent, shattering the pedestal on which we've placed him. Surprisingly, Jiwon's arguments hold more weight, as it was DG who crossed boundaries and faced the consequences. While I believe a touch more kindness from Jiwon towards his partner would have been appreciated, his reactions to DG’s confession were not entirely unwarranted. I still very much liked how things ended and how Jiwon changed, I just can't shake the feeling that the Author could have done better. (AND YEAH I AGREE THIS IS BETTER THAN JINX)

You couldn't write it better dude omg this!!!