I think we can be at ease because the author seems to purposely use mainstream tropes but avoid the usual tasteless developments. Like the beginning when she comes to trust him right away? Him being jealous deep down but being chill and accepting right away when she had a boyfriend? Them going for sex directly after a taste and not 30 chapters in? FL always remembering what happens between them when they’re drunk ? And now her not being in denial at all despite being inexperienced. Also that time she said she found him uncomfortable and wanted distance but that didn’t even last a second and they had to travel together lol. Now if only this could keep on and she didn’t sleep with the sunbae it’d be perfect
It’s coming back in 62 days (source : kakao webtoon)
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRZ2DrhbkAESkSx?format=jpg&name=large
But I still can’t figure out the whole “capsule system, while simultaneously being conscious and showing your face to viewers”. Logically, you either project your consciousness fully into the game, leaving your real body in a dormant state within the capsule, or like most VR games you have a headpiece, sensors and controllers and your avatar moves as your real body does. But here it seems to be neither since he’s motionless within the capsule. It bothers me because the whole story is about him living through the game with his real life motor skills.
To my understanding he is unconscious, the image the viewers and us watch about him in the capsule is his conscious in a physical form, pretty much like the time he played with the other guy and at the start they got the number that helped his brain play better. So his conscious of the game and his conscious of the capsule are different. But I obviously could be wrong
I found a picture of them 10 years ago !! Secretary Han looked handsome (still is)
https://www.mangago.zone/home/photo/36131845/
When you find great stuff only for the author to pull up with the most boring, unoriginal, tired, recycled misunderstanding ever