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This assertion has caused significant reader frustration, as many recall previous chapters where Ji Ho explicitly admitted his feelings for Dojin in conversations with a character named Sungyun. The perceived contradiction has led to accusations that Ji Ho is playing with Dojin's emotions and creating an unnecessary cliché. However, Ji Ho's response is not a definitive rejection. He instead challenges Dojin to \"woo me\" and \"Try winning my heart,\" effectively initiating a courtship or \"chasing arc.\" This development has divided the audience; while some are angered by Ji Ho's perceived dishonesty, others rationalize his actions as a defense mechanism stemming from past trauma, suggesting he needs to see Dojin's commitment before reciprocating. A notable portion of readers praised the scene for its \"healthy\" and direct communication, where both characters respectfully addressed their fears and positions. 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