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Her recent act of saving Kun is revealed to be a suicide attempt, driven by a deep-seated death wish and overwhelming guilt for having killed her past assailants in self-defense. Readers are intensely engaged with her internal conflict, expressing immense sympathy for her suffering while also voicing frustration over her \"martyr\" complex and inability to see her own worth. This self-blame has led her to believe she deserves the abuse she endures, a mindset that readers find tragic. The men surrounding her are widely condemned as \"ungrateful jerks\" and \"racist assholes,\" creating a stark contrast with Kun, who is increasingly viewed as a \"sweet puppy boy\" despite his earlier insensitivity. 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