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While Yeonwu is widely praised for his significant character growth, demonstrating self-worth by refusing to accept a superficial apology, opinions on Taehwan are fractured. Some readers are invested in the \"chasing arc,\" finding satisfaction in his suffering and demanding he grovel for forgiveness. They point to his well-established backstory of homophobic bullying and sexual trauma as a compelling, though not excusable, context for his toxic actions. Conversely, a vocal segment of the audience dismisses his epiphany as a dangerous and laughable justification for abuse, rejecting the notion that his behavior could be defined as love. 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