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The chapter reveals his traumatic childhood, which involved a difficult father and the loss of a brother, framing him as someone who has become the very thing he once hated. Despite this attempt to add depth, readers are overwhelmingly unsympathetic, viewing his past as an insufficient excuse for his current villainous behavior, which includes having previously defrauded Jungsoo. Gwon is now shown to be jealous and possessively targeting Jungsoo again, provoking a fiercely hostile and protective reaction from the audience. Fans express outrage at his actions and eagerly anticipate a violent confrontation, positioning the redeemed Yoonseol as Jungsoo's defender who is expected to \"take the trash out.\" The chapter seems to conclude on a satisfying, climactic note, possibly the start of this confrontation, as readers praise the final panel. 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