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Readers observe that despite having attendants, Neungso feels a profound cultural and emotional disconnect, unable to relate to their \"indoctrinated\" mindset, which only highlights the genuine connection he shared with Haru. A key development is Neungso's internal admission that he misses Haru, a moment of emotional catharsis for the audience. The rabbit kingdom is depicted as a toxic environment, with readers speculating that Neungso's cruel brother is responsible for spreading malicious rumors and enforcing a rigid culture that caused previous \"brides\" to flee. The audience is experiencing intense emotional distress, lamenting the story's shift from an expected fluffy romance to pure angst. This frustration is centered on the central miscommunication, with fans viewing both protagonists as \"idiots\" for not being honest about their feelings, thus prolonging their mutual pain. 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