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The audience is polarized by this development; while many fans are happy to see the \"cuties\" get a happy ending and are already anticipating side stories for supporting characters like Dojun's brother, others are deeply dissatisfied. These critical readers lament the rushed pace and the abandonment of significant, unresolved plotlines, such as a major character's amnesia and a kidnapping arc, which they feel were rendered unnecessary by the hasty finale. 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