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Readers found Jungsoo’s explanation that he is too financially unstable and overworked to afford the time or emotional energy for a relationship to be a deeply relatable and realistic conflict, with his sentiment, \"It's so hard navigating reality as it is,\" resonating strongly. Instead of being discouraged, Yoonseol interprets the rejection with a determined optimism, latching onto the idea that Jungsoo's issue is merely a lack of time, not a lack of interest. This dynamic, which readers describe as a \"perfect\" and \"hot\" slow burn, is further explored through lighter moments, such as a comically one-sided game of pool. 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