# WebtoonLib — Minmotion Syndrome #60

## Series
- title: Minmotion Syndrome
- slug: minmotion-syndrome-4f13d1

## Chapter
- number: 60
- release_date: 2025-03-07

### Summary
The intense confrontation between Choi Jeong-hyuk and the pregnant Park Jae-in escalates, though a crucial shift occurs as Jae-in realizes that Seo Taeyoon is still alive, nullifying Choi's previous psychological manipulation. The chapter’s focus pivots to Choi's pathetic and obvious observation that "it seems your baby doesn’t quite like me." This statement is met with universal scorn, as the unborn child's rejection is framed as a righteous judgment against the man who caused Jae-in's first miscarriage and continues to terrorize its parents. The baby becomes a symbol of the family's defiant bond, with its presence seemingly causing Choi physical discomfort and underscoring his powerlessness. The ongoing scene fuels an overwhelming and violent hatred for Choi, who is perceived as a delusional monster, with readers expressing extreme frustration that he has not yet been eliminated.
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- summary_verification: unverified

## Spoiler
- level: auto

### Safe teaser
The intense confrontation between Choi Jeong-hyuk and the pregnant Park Jae-in escalates, though a crucial shift occurs as Jae-in realizes that Seo Taeyoon is still alive, nullifying Choi's previous psychological manipulation.

### Spoiler summary
The intense confrontation between Choi Jeong-hyuk and the pregnant Park Jae-in escalates, though a crucial shift occurs as Jae-in realizes that Seo Taeyoon is still alive, nullifying Choi's previous psychological manipulation. The chapter’s focus pivots to Choi's pathetic and obvious observation that "it seems your baby doesn’t quite like me." This statement is met with universal scorn, as the unborn child's rejection is framed as a righteous judgment against the man who caused Jae-in's first miscarriage and continues to terrorize its parents. The baby becomes a symbol of the family's defiant bond, with its presence seemingly causing Choi physical discomfort and underscoring his powerlessness. The ongoing scene fuels an overwhelming and violent hatred for Choi, who is perceived as a delusional monster, with readers expressing extreme frustration that he has not yet been eliminated.

## Status
- data_status: partial
- summary_status: generated
- transcript: Hardsub chapter — image-only

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — Minmotion Syndrome #60](/series/minmotion-syndrome-4f13d1/chapter-60)
- for_series_detail: /llms-series/minmotion-syndrome-4f13d1

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