# WebtoonLib — The Boy Who Stole From the Fairy Lake #7

## Series
- title: The Boy Who Stole From the Fairy Lake
- slug: the-boy-who-stole-from-the-fairy-lake-e275b4

## Chapter
- number: 7
- release_date: 2025-03-05

### Summary
Following his forceful eviction for snooping and kissing San Baek without consent, the narrative shifts to the immediate aftermath of Hyosin Lee's transgressions. The chapter's title, "Why do I feel guilty?", suggests that San Baek is now grappling with remorse for his harsh reaction, despite Hyosin's severe violation of his boundaries. Reader commentary reveals that the chapter features a darkly comedic "bonus" scene where Hyosin, now alone, is involved in a "hit and run" incident with an old man, seemingly as a means of escape. This event has polarized the audience; while some readers condemn Hyosin as an ungrateful "brat" who deserved his punishment, others defend him as a coddled noble who lacks a basic understanding of social interaction. Overall, the reception highlights a protagonist who is viewed as both a lovable "dumbass" and an "unhinged" character whose actions, while frustrating, are a source of amusement.
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- summary_verification: unverified

## Spoiler
- level: auto

### Safe teaser
Following his forceful eviction for snooping and kissing San Baek without consent, the narrative shifts to the immediate aftermath of Hyosin Lee's transgressions.

### Spoiler summary
Following his forceful eviction for snooping and kissing San Baek without consent, the narrative shifts to the immediate aftermath of Hyosin Lee's transgressions. The chapter's title, "Why do I feel guilty?", suggests that San Baek is now grappling with remorse for his harsh reaction, despite Hyosin's severe violation of his boundaries. Reader commentary reveals that the chapter features a darkly comedic "bonus" scene where Hyosin, now alone, is involved in a "hit and run" incident with an old man, seemingly as a means of escape. This event has polarized the audience; while some readers condemn Hyosin as an ungrateful "brat" who deserved his punishment, others defend him as a coddled noble who lacks a basic understanding of social interaction. Overall, the reception highlights a protagonist who is viewed as both a lovable "dumbass" and an "unhinged" character whose actions, while frustrating, are a source of amusement.

## Status
- data_status: partial
- summary_status: generated
- transcript: Hardsub chapter — image-only

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — The Boy Who Stole From the Fairy Lake #7](/series/the-boy-who-stole-from-the-fairy-lake-e275b4/chapter-7)
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