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The chapter confronts Eunchan with a former friend, a \"judo kid,\" who holds a grudge because Eunchan broke his ankle before a match. In retaliation, this character had previously attempted to sacrifice Eunchan to zombies. This revelation has solidified reader sympathy for Eunchan, with fans overwhelmingly condemning the friend's actions as a disproportionate and villainous escalation, while also directing animosity toward the friend's father who is also present. The confrontation reinforces the audience's perception of Eunchan as a misunderstood \"trauma child,\" with many defending his past actions as accidental. This external threat adds a new layer to the established tension, which includes ongoing reader frustration with Soo Jeong's insensitive questioning about Eunchan's family. 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