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Readers find his logic misguided and his actions \"scary\" and \"disturbing,\" acknowledging that such a personality would be terrifying in real life. Despite this, the intense attraction to his character persists, with comments like \"God hes so fuckinf hot\" and \"Doki-doki-doki-doki\" highlighting the audience's ongoing internal conflict. Some readers champion his complex personality, hoping he never changes, while others see him as a \"misguided\" but trying individual. This new resolve seems directed at Youngon Oh, whose anticipated comeuppance is met with gleeful approval from readers. A minor subplot involving Ayoung Kang sketching Jung is also noted, with fans clarifying it as simple artistic appreciation of his beauty. 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