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Concurrently, some readers are still processing the previous chapter's revelation that Yiseon's true goal is to kill his undead friends to end their suffering, a state Yiseon himself caused with his \"restoration\" ability. While the majority condemn Hyeon, a vocal minority remains captivated by the toxic dynamic, embracing the psychological horror and the relationship built on obsession and dependency rather than romance. 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Concurrently, some readers are still processing the previous chapter's revelation that Yiseon's true goal is to kill his undead friends to end their suffering, a state Yiseon himself caused with his \"restoration\" ability. While the majority condemn Hyeon, a vocal minority remains captivated by the toxic dynamic, embracing the psychological horror and the relationship built on obsession and dependency rather than romance. 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Many readers view this as definitive proof of his exploitative nature, reinforcing their perception of him as an overbearing, manipulative \"scumbag\" who is merely using the protagonist for his own unfathomable gains. The sheer scale of the request has left many confused and questioning his motives. Concurrently, some readers are still processing the previous chapter's revelation that Yiseon's true goal is to kill his undead friends to end their suffering, a state Yiseon himself caused with his \"restoration\" ability. While the majority condemn Hyeon, a vocal minority remains captivated by the toxic dynamic, embracing the psychological horror and the relationship built on obsession and dependency rather than romance. This new conflict deepens the manga's morally ambiguous tone, cementing the central relationship as a coercive arrangement with impossibly high stakes, even as some readers critique secondary elements like the art style and the unexplained power-ranking system."},"source":{"canonical_path":"/series/traces-of-the-sun-5f13c2/chapter-6","citation_title":"WebtoonLib — Traces of the Sun #6","content_type":"chapter_summary","last_updated":"2026-07-25T13:59:32.747Z"},"data_status":"partial"},"untrusted":{"user_comments":[]},"see_also":{"for_series_detail":"/llms-series/traces-of-the-sun-5f13c2"}}