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While some readers express relief that the conflict was not dragged out and view her self-awareness as a crucial first step toward growth, the overwhelming sentiment remains one of intense frustration with her character. The majority of the audience continues to label Dabi as immature, selfish, and undeserving of Jeongheon, decrying her repeated pattern of jumping to the worst possible conclusion without communicating. Many readers point out the flawed logic in her hostile reaction, as Jeongheon leaving the company would directly solve her stated aversion to a workplace romance. The consensus is that her behavior, a direct echo of her actions ten years prior, shows a significant lack of development. A small minority defends her actions as a plausible, if destructive, trauma response rooted in insecurity and a fear of being hurt. 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