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Readers overwhelmingly share this concern, citing Han's notorious history of quickly abandoning partners and his past actions toward Shinwoo. This apprehension casts a shadow over the romance, with many fearing for Shinwoo's fragile mental state and worrying that he will be hurt again. Han's behavior is viewed with suspicion; his intense stares are interpreted not as affection but as signs of a potentially obsessive or controlling nature, leading to questions about whether his feelings are genuine love or a desire for revenge. While a minority of readers defend Han, attributing his behavior to past trauma or youthful immaturity, the dominant mood is one of deep-seated anxiety. 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