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This behavior is seen as a direct continuation of his interruption of Sahwahyun and Yahyul's romantic progress, with many readers lamenting that the \"racist prick\" is ruining the story's \"fluffy\" and \"cute\" atmosphere. The overwhelming sentiment is vitriol for Godo, who is labeled an \"incompetent asshole\" and a \"moron\" whose actions make readers' \"blood boil.\" Frustration is also directed at Sahwahyun (referred to as Hyeon) for his passive response, with readers demanding he more firmly assert himself against Godo's bigotry instead of offering only subtle dissuasion. 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