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This has pushed Sohan into a state of emotional paralysis, clinging to a toxic familial bond at the expense of his own happiness and his relationship with Sihwa. While readers express both understanding and immense frustration with Sohan's inability to break this cycle, their sympathy has largely consolidated around Sihwa. In a poignant contrast to the previous chapter's emotional outburst, Sihwa is now portrayed as silently suffering, depicted only as waiting by his phone for a message that doesn't come, amplifying the sense of heartbreak. The overwhelming angst of the main plot is briefly alleviated by the wholesome, progressing side romance between the landlord, Gabin, and the alien, Sascha, which serves as a small comfort for the audience. 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