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Positioned as a mentor with a potentially troubled past of his own, Sunbae is actively trying to guide Sunny, a dynamic that readers widely interpret as the foundation for a new romantic pairing. This shift has polarized the audience. A significant portion is now invested in the new \"I can fix him\" relationship, intrigued by Sunbae's character and expressing conflicted sympathy for Sunny due to his history of paternal abuse. Conversely, a vocal segment of the readership is frustrated by this development, remaining unforgiving of Sunny's past actions, particularly his sexual assault of Dongchan. These fans feel the main couple's critical story has been unjustly abandoned to shoehorn in a secondary romance, leading to anger and threats to drop the series. 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