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This sharp pivot to domesticity has also fueled dissatisfaction with the story's pacing, as readers feel crucial unresolved plotlines, particularly Bayan's revenge arc, have been sidelined, leaving her motivations seeming \"all over the place.\" The tension is further exacerbated by character secrets; readers are critical of Dhan for concealing that their shared \"divine orb\" allows him to feel all of Bayan's pain, a fact that creates hypocrisy in their relationship. This has led some to view the orbs as a useless plot device, causing more harm than good. 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This sharp pivot to domesticity has also fueled dissatisfaction with the story's pacing, as readers feel crucial unresolved plotlines, particularly Bayan's revenge arc, have been sidelined, leaving her motivations seeming \"all over the place.\" The tension is further exacerbated by character secrets; readers are critical of Dhan for concealing that their shared \"divine orb\" allows him to feel all of Bayan's pain, a fact that creates hypocrisy in their relationship. This has led some to view the orbs as a useless plot device, causing more harm than good. 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The central plot point—Dhan's rivalry with his infant daughter for Bayan's affection—is widely condemned as a \"sad\" and \"insufferable\" trope that undermines the family bond, casting Dhan as a poor father. The baby is frequently dismissed as a \"prop\" used to service the main couple's romance rather than being integrated as a character. This sharp pivot to domesticity has also fueled dissatisfaction with the story's pacing, as readers feel crucial unresolved plotlines, particularly Bayan's revenge arc, have been sidelined, leaving her motivations seeming \"all over the place.\" The tension is further exacerbated by character secrets; readers are critical of Dhan for concealing that their shared \"divine orb\" allows him to feel all of Bayan's pain, a fact that creates hypocrisy in their relationship. This has led some to view the orbs as a useless plot device, causing more harm than good. 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