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Many readers still fault Neungso's inability to be honest, but others now criticize Haru for his refusal to listen and tendency to jump to conclusions, creating a cycle of \"perfect miscommunication.\" This has led to Haru believing he is the \"other man\" and reacting with hurt and anger, expressed through actions like \"angry bunny thumps\" that readers find simultaneously cute and heartbreaking. The core insecurity from the manga's premise—that Neungso is searching for a special \"moon rabbit\"—fuels the drama, with readers speculating that Haru is ironically the very person Neungso is destined for. 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While blame was previously directed at Neungso for allowing a falsehood about an \"engagement\" to persist, current sentiment is more divided. Many readers still fault Neungso's inability to be honest, but others now criticize Haru for his refusal to listen and tendency to jump to conclusions, creating a cycle of \"perfect miscommunication.\" This has led to Haru believing he is the \"other man\" and reacting with hurt and anger, expressed through actions like \"angry bunny thumps\" that readers find simultaneously cute and heartbreaking. The core insecurity from the manga's premise—that Neungso is searching for a special \"moon rabbit\"—fuels the drama, with readers speculating that Haru is ironically the very person Neungso is destined for. 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