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The dominant reader sentiment is one of boredom and fatigue, with many finding the plot \"so repetitive and worn out.\" Viewers are critical of the \"dragging\" corporate drama and the episodic missions, which they feel have rendered main characters Mihye and Wigrun passive. There is a strong, persistent demand for the story to return to its core romantic conflict, with a specific focus on the relationship between Mihye and Wigrun. Readers express missing their interactions and chemistry, with many advocating for them to be the \"endgame.\" This desire is amplified by a growing sympathy for Wigrun, who is seen as a jealous and pitiable figure trapped in a \"one sided crush\" while Mihye engages with a series of temporary partners. 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