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Commenters are overwhelmingly telling her to \"f off\" and accept that Doh Jeong-yeon is \"madly in love\" with someone else, enjoying the \"pain\" she feels watching them together. This drama continues to effectively showcase the main couple's bond, but the focus has shifted to new character perceptions. Choi Yeo-eun is receiving immense praise for her confidence, with readers loving her \"sexy cute swimsuit\" and the story's subversion of the \"insecure older woman\" trope. Conversely, Jeong-yeon's \"green flag\" status is facing its first significant challenge. While still appreciated as a \"flirty and perverted younger boyfriend,\" his possessive reaction to Yeo-eun's swimsuit and a comment about not wanting to tan have been called out as \"controlling\" and \"colorist,\" creating a new point of contention. 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