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Hyeon's continued invasive actions, including trespassing and aggressively cornering the protagonist, have drawn widespread condemnation from a large portion of the audience, who label him a creepy, pushy, and boundary-less \"asshole.\" This group expresses frustration with the cliché of a forceful male lead and wishes he would leave the clearly traumatized Yiseon alone with his reanimated \"corpse friends.\" Conversely, a significant counter-argument justifies Hyeon's extreme methods as a necessary evil. These readers argue that Yiseon's situation is dangerously unhealthy and that his profound guilt and paranoia make a drastic \"push\" the only way to save him from his self-destructive coping mechanism. Some speculate that Hyeon, as a \"hunter,\" is simply performing his duty to manage the fallout from dungeons. While sympathy for Yiseon's grief is universal, his grotesque living situation creates a moral ambiguity that complicates the narrative. 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