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This has provoked strong negative reactions, with many labeling her actions as childish, intrusive, and unwarranted. The reasons for her antagonism remain unclear, sparking reader speculation that she is either projecting her own past heartbreak onto the couple, feeling jealous of her brother's happiness, or acting out of a misguided, poorly expressed fear of the social difficulties they may face. While this conflict unfolds, a character named Horong is stepping in to confront Kangshin, an intervention readers seem to appreciate despite their general dislike for Horong. 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