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Across the fanbase, there is a recurring sentiment that Shinwoo is in desperate need of professional therapy, as his issues are too profound to be solved by a romantic partner alone. The relationship's future is left in a precarious state, hinging on Han's ability to remain a patient anchor in the face of Shinwoo's persistent self-destruction.","key_events":[],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":false,"reason":"Hardsub chapter — image-only","endpoint":null},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"The current narrative focuses on Shinwoo's severe psychological trauma, which has plunged him into a self-sabotaging cycle of anxiety and emotional withdrawal.","spoiler_summary":"The current narrative focuses on Shinwoo's severe psychological trauma, which has plunged him into a self-sabotaging cycle of anxiety and emotional withdrawal. Despite Han's continued efforts to solidify their relationship, Shinwoo remains paralyzed by a deep-seated fear of abandonment and a core belief that he is \"the problem,\" causing him to retreat from Han's affection and discussions of their future. This dynamic has generated a strong but divided reader response. Many readers express profound empathy, finding Shinwoo's trauma-induced insecurities and catastrophizing to be a logical and relatable consequence of his past suffering. They worry that any impatience from Han will cruelly confirm Shinwoo's deepest fears. However, another segment of the audience voices growing frustration with the repetitive nature of this conflict, criticizing Shinwoo's passivity and lack of communication for creating a one-sided relationship where Han bears the entire emotional weight. 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