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However, this is contrasted with the kindness she received from Jiwon and her father, who fed her and treated her as a friend. Instead of gratitude, Sumin developed a deep-seated resentment, choosing to spend decades trying to destroy the life of the one person who showed her compassion. While some readers express a degree of empathy for her past, the overwhelming consensus is that her trauma does not excuse her malicious choices. She is viewed as an irredeemable antagonist whose pathological envy continues to fuel her downfall, reinforcing the manga's core theme of karmic justice as she digs her own grave.","summary_source":"graph_aggregator","summary_status":"generated","summary_verification":"unverified"},"summary":"The narrative has shifted from Jiwon's completed revenge to the unhinged aftermath, focusing on Sumin's self-destructive obsession. In a move widely condemned by readers as \"stupid\" and delusional, Sumin has publicly accused the now-single Jiwon and her boss, Jihyeok, of having a \"shameless affair.\" This illogical attack is seen as a desperate act of jealousy that is destined to backfire, with many noting it will likely ruin the career of her own husband, Minhwan, who still works at the same company. The chapter provides a backstory revealing Sumin's traumatic childhood, characterized by an abusive mother and food scarcity. However, this is contrasted with the kindness she received from Jiwon and her father, who fed her and treated her as a friend. Instead of gratitude, Sumin developed a deep-seated resentment, choosing to spend decades trying to destroy the life of the one person who showed her compassion. While some readers express a degree of empathy for her past, the overwhelming consensus is that her trauma does not excuse her malicious choices. 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In a move widely condemned by readers as \"stupid\" and delusional, Sumin has publicly accused the now-single Jiwon and her boss, Jihyeok, of having a \"shameless affair.\" This illogical attack is seen as a desperate act of jealousy that is destined to backfire, with many noting it will likely ruin the career of her own husband, Minhwan, who still works at the same company. The chapter provides a backstory revealing Sumin's traumatic childhood, characterized by an abusive mother and food scarcity. However, this is contrasted with the kindness she received from Jiwon and her father, who fed her and treated her as a friend. Instead of gratitude, Sumin developed a deep-seated resentment, choosing to spend decades trying to destroy the life of the one person who showed her compassion. While some readers express a degree of empathy for her past, the overwhelming consensus is that her trauma does not excuse her malicious choices. 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