
Like really, I know you have it hard but the guy not only helped your career but probably even saved you for getting charges of sexual assault and now He's giving you a new opportunity to recover your dream and you have to be an asshole? I can't stand your "spoon" shit. Grow the fuck up.
And yes, I like Zen in general but I just can't watch him with Jumin. I find it pretty weird that everybody ships them when Zen purposely constantly emotionally abuse Jumin while he tries to be a good friend for the sake of the RFA. It is kind of fun when Jumin tease him, but that doesn't erese how cruel Zen can be towards him.

Right?? He goes out of line so many times in the game too i couldn’t stand doing his route. The guy is a natural born narcissist who looks down on Jumin all because he was born rich,, it’s as if Jumin doesnt have problems of his own he struggles with. He’s so ignorant i really find it difficult to like his character.

This is NOT how things work on real life and thinking that somebody will purposely trigger an attack at someone and then ghost them after a suicide attempt like "oh, everything will be fine, they'll learn their lesson" just scare the sh*t out of me.
This is NOT the way to treat someone you love
This is NOT the way to handle "consequences".
This is a terrible, unhealthy and almost disgusting approach to everything that happened.
Yes, Chowon needs to face what happened and apologize but this is so unrealistic it pisses me off. A person that broken and alone won't rectify their acts nor just suddenly apologize like that. The idea "If you hit rock bottom you can only go up" it's only for sane, mentally healty peaople (that wouldn't have an overdose in the first place). Chowon is on an endless auto-destructive spiral as He lost absolutely everything for him, and after Kyungsoo shock it's only logical that He finish it with a "big boom".
Why would He be able to recover and start doing things right just like that? He literally doesn't have anything to live for or to fix it for.
And about Heeso: that reaction against someone that stalk him, kidnap him and almost abuse him? Things like that don't just go away like that.
It can happen, 1 in 1 million I guess. I just don't want you to think "Oh yes, Look what Kyungsoo did was the right thing to do, I'll do the same". DONT THROW AWAY PEOPLE THAT NEED HELP, because they will continue hurting others and themselves.
If you have a partner that did something horrible in the past but now He's doing better, of course you need to call them about it and made them take responsability. If you feel like you're not able to handle the situation, explain it to them in a calm manner and support them seeking help, before dettaching completely.
Agghh this post is already too long and there's a lot of things to cover about how unhealthy is the author's approach on... everything. Just please PLEASE PLEASE don't read this kind of stories and learn from them. Use them as a distraction, not as a life's guide.

If you start dating a person and they very early in show themselves to be very mentally ill, still be in love with their ex and on top of that have had your friend kidnapped, beaten and also tried to have him raped, I actually strongly advise you not to get deeper in with that person. It is perfectly okay to leave people who are dangerous.

Like, it's a great story and I really like this kind of narrative and the characters are also really good constructed but I just can't stand this relationship. That old man is just beyond sick, it revolves my stomach.
Again, is not that I'm disliking the story or saying that the author shouldn't write about it, IT'S A GREAT STORY, but aresagasdfsfdafdsfadsfadfa

You don't speak like that to a person you love. I don't like him now. He was exactly the same as any other person that has crossed paths with Chowon: He demostrated that only loved Chowon because he was beautiful, and not because He was himself.
Just picture being Chowon for a second, because He didn't start off being a complete asshole. He was a kid once, a kid who wasn't loved by his parents or anyone but was appreciated because He was valuable and beautiful. Like a decorative object. Then He feels that finally his role was succeded when He married Dojun or whatever his name is and felt "oh well, because my whole goal in life was being married to you, then you'll love me, right? That's our destiny". So He thinks he can start being a human being instead of an object... And then everything breaks apart. Not only it was the other party that never loved him and was, thecnicaly, in fault... But Chowon had to receive the blame for failing that marriage, labeling as completely useless to even be an object. To even be alive. There's no one in his side to support him after that atrocious emotional shock, no one that loves him as a human being.
So what does Chowon do? He obsess. For Dojun is really simple, he can just say "I didn't love him" and move on because nothing bad happened for him. Chowon's entire life crumbled because of this divorce, so the only think he can do is to obsess with the idea of keep trying because he HAS to succeed, because He doesn't have anything else than this and without this marriage he is worthless.
And then Kyungsoo cames all humble and supposedly honest, caring about Chowon's feelings and trying to understand him... First person being empathetic with him, Supposedly loving him as a person, not as an object. Chowon trust in that and starts opening. Then Kyungsoo returns bitching about how he is scared of Chowon, while Chowon think they failed again even if He didn't do any specific bad thing to Kyungsoo. It was painfuly obvious that this topic was triggerin an attack on Chowon, you have to be a complete moron if you can't notice that in someone you say to love.
I won't stop you to from thinking that Chowon is a horrible human being, it's your right to think like that. But I can't stand an asshole that "falls in love" with someone that they know have issues and then do this shit.

Ah yes, Kyungsoo is at fault for not "helping" Chowon and not at all Choowon's fault for being stubborn, failing to realize his mistake and not taking responsibility for all his actions.
(Uh, knock knock? Oh, who's there?? Gang rape order to Heesoo that he never even apologized for?)
It is indeed, the other person's fault. Like how DARE he says he love him (w/c he only just met for a couple of days btw) but doesn't help him at all?? How dare he, indeed

yall what he means is that people may act depending on how they grow up (not all of course). we know what he did is a horrible thing, and what happening to him maybe is a good thing for some of you, but what is happening to him is horrible and more than he has mental problems. (I'm bad at explaining sorry and plus English is not my first language)

Yep, you're correct. People hear (or read) whatever they like because they don't pay attention.
I specifically stated: "You're free to hate him" As I'm not intending to justify his actions. But they probably don't even read until the end, just started bashing because that's how internet works.
And yes, Kyungsoo is in the wrong for being a dick with his partner. Period. If you're going to have a partner that you know has problems, then you have to commit to it. If not, that love that you say you have it's just hypocritical. He's in love with his face, which is a pretty asshole thing to do.

I don't want to live in this world anymore....
You people need to get a life instead of going through internet trying to fight people over FICTIONAL CHARACTERS. The hell is wrong with you? Really.
And even your whole argument is completely wrong: You can respect a person who doesn't want to have sex because of thrauma but that isn't healthy and it's not the correct way of processing the experience. You don't become asexual for being raped, that only shows that you're not working on surpassing the thrauma and it will keep being detrimental to your mental sanity. If the victim wants to live like that it's completely respectable BUT IT'S NOT HEALTHY AND ITS NOT A SOLUTION.
So you can even say that this kind of ending where Aah is openly enjoying his sexual life with his partner, being happy and in control of himself while his partner treasures him, respects him and treats him with care has absolutely nothing wrong, it's actually healthy. It's a story of overcoming and empowerment.
Someone doesn't have to be a victim all their life just because some random person decided to take away their happiness in an atrocious moment of time: You can change, you can get better and you can go over it: there's nothing wrong with that.
That would be my contra-argument... But the fact that they're still FICTIONAL FREAKING CHARACTERS AND ANYONE CAN DO WHATEVER THE DUCK THEY WANT WITH THEM BECAUSE THEY DONT EXIST AND NOBODY SHOULD BE HAVING TO EXPLAIN WHY THEY'D LIKE TO READ OR WRITE ABOUT THEM IN A CERTAIN WAY is more than enough to end this nonsense discussion.
Grow up, people: they don't exist.
I don't know why I keep reading (Is Byul, I know is Byul) but every time this author just give me goosebumps with how distorted their view of a relationship is. There's no growing here, just idiots going around in life.
"I'm gonna teach him a lesson" for god's sake, what the hell is wrong with you? How much do you want to brake the poor guy you say you love? He already settled with you, opened up, you literally have no problems with each other why are you going around making a problem out of nowhere?
And what if He feels attracted to omegas? it's not your job to "teach him a lesson", He is your lover, not your slave, damn it. This is sick as hell. Haven't you pushed him through enough thraumatic experiencies?
I know you have your point of view and I respect it but I really disagree
Jealousy can lead you through a dangerous path
I don't blame him for thinking that way
As a jealous person myself I can totally understand what he's going through
Agreed. I also think the omega didnt settle or get broken. He made his choices and ended up with someone who loves and provides for him even when he treats them like a stranger. And jealousy should be sorted oit one way or another and orientation as well. Imagine being married with your same sex partner and they keep checking out the heterosexuals. I would feel unwanted too.
Understanding is not a justification. At what bothers me it's not that he feels that way, but that none of this characters are actually improving or growing.
To tell a story you need to show certain development and this author is not allowing this. They're stuck with their sick twisted and terrible way of doing things.
And there's stories that try to show the ugly face of humanity and it's ok in that kind of plot, but in here... it is shown as "oh, so cute" "haha they're fighting because they love each other", "they're just lovey dovey, that's why this guy is trying to trigger a thrauma in his husband". That's what makes it terrible.
And then young people read this and think that's how life work and think imitating this behaviors is ok because "it's love". Or permit their partners to treat them like that because "that must mean it's love".
It's toxic, that's what it is.
You can be a jelous person, no one can stop our feelings, but it's your actions what determine who you are. And this guy decided to be a freak.
Hyesung was broken. He at the end accepted what was "less bad", but it's not what He wanted for his life and no one respected what his feelings and goals were. At the end He had to accept the situation he was in but if you re-read the whole manwha from his point of view, He was pushed throughout the whole story. He hit rock bottom and clung to the only option He was given.
But ok, you can think their story was sad but now He is adapting and starting to live happy. Even finally receiving an option He desired: Go to school.
And what does this guy do? Interrogates his lover's friends to know if He's hanging around Alphas (Since here we are going in the wrong way. Come on, really the ONLY thing you care about his life at school, about what makes him happy, is to know if he has pretenders? It's like if Hyesung is an object that belongs to him, not an actual person). And after finding out that his lover could be mildly attracted (MAYBE, because it's not even stated; it could be a total different thing like being courius about them) decides to "teach them a lesson" to learn what? To not look at anybody ever again? To not have friends or interact with other people? Come on, it's just too much.
By the way I'm married to a same sex partner and I'm bisexual so my husband used to get really jelous of women (mostly because I had some flirty reputation before being with him) and He never pulled sh*t like this. He can feel insecure sometimes, but even in the worst scenario He would never do something this wrong.