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This act highlights a painful irony that now defines her character arc: readers see her as repeating the toxic, self-centered behavior of her ex, Guwon. After previously discouraging Jaein’s musical ambitions to make him more \"mature,\" she is now prioritizing her own goals at his expense, just as her ex once did to her. While many readers validate Noah’s choice to finally put herself first as necessary character development, their sympathy lies overwhelmingly with Jaein, who they feel sacrificed his own dreams for a relationship that now seems doomed. The crisis has exposed the couple's fundamental incompatibilities and differing life stages, leading readers to question their future and suggest Noah needs to be single to truly grow. 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