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He acknowledges his past suffocating and boundary-crossing actions, expressing remorse and vulnerability that culminates in a reconciliation with Jae-pil. This development has deeply polarized the readership. Supporters champion the pairing, celebrating Hyunmin’s self-reflection as meaningful character growth and arguing his flaws are no worse than those of the main character, Yura. They find the dynamic compelling and \"realistic.\" Conversely, a vocal segment of the audience remains critical, condemning Hyunmin for previous non-consensual acts and dismissing the romance as a forced, unhealthy depiction of Stockholm syndrome. Many readers state they are either indifferent to the subplot or actively skip it. 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