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Concurrently, significant anger and blame are directed at Hong Dohui, who is identified as the root cause of the crisis due to his \"crazy and selfish\" initial decision to send a ghost to Seong-jae. While readers acknowledge a deep, mutual love between the two, they are frustrated by the lack of communication and demand Dohui confess his role and fix the mess he created. There is some confusion among the audience regarding the antagonist, with debate over whether the current \"grotesque\" and violent ghost is the same as the original spirit that mimicked Dohui, or a more powerful entity summoned by the first. This new spirit's ability to physically overpower Dohui has been noted with concern. 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Concurrently, significant anger and blame are directed at Hong Dohui, who is identified as the root cause of the crisis due to his \"crazy and selfish\" initial decision to send a ghost to Seong-jae. While readers acknowledge a deep, mutual love between the two, they are frustrated by the lack of communication and demand Dohui confess his role and fix the mess he created. There is some confusion among the audience regarding the antagonist, with debate over whether the current \"grotesque\" and violent ghost is the same as the original spirit that mimicked Dohui, or a more powerful entity summoned by the first. This new spirit's ability to physically overpower Dohui has been noted with concern. 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