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Readers analyze this as a necessary crisis, arguing that Ahn has been using \"Hwi\" as a mask for his genuine feelings, and this painful conflict is forcing him to confront his love for Jaerin without the excuse of \"acting.\" Conversely, Jaerin’s character is facing significant criticism. Her continued obliviousness to Ahn's turmoil is no longer seen as cute, with many readers labeling her as cold-hearted and frustratingly dense. She is faulted for taking Ahn's claims that his affection is \"just an act\" at face value and for focusing on his physical appearance rather than his emotional state. 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