
you know? i wouldn't have a problem with the "I was douche that lost my romantic interest and I didn't realize how much it matter to me until that" if the romantic interest wasn't on the verge of taking his life because of the amount of violence he suffer because of him. like-- the bj alex plot on this one just nooooot it (not like bj ajex is a good story but c'mon)

Yuri and Sunwoo are one of the few toxic relationships in fiction that I don't mind them for being one. Although the last chapters of the epilogue are not at all at the level of the work as such and many toxic attitudes are addressed through comedy (something I hate in general), all the feelings of anger, sadness, helplessness, relief and joy that the story provokes are enough for me to love it.
Personally, it all ended when Sunwoo admitted that he loves Yuri despite everything and himself, with Yuri demonstrating facets of his character that he hadn't found with anyone because he had never fallen in love like that. The development from anger, to sympathy and love is enough for me to say that it was a great experience, even though we are not talking about a healthy relationship. I feel that the author believed she should put a more "profitable" filter in their relationship even though what is between them was never like that and there was no need because the story itself is aware that is not normal what happened between them.
Regardless of it, I trully loved this
i could never have imagined the turn this story is taking. honestly, i am impressed.