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Fans express anger over the villains receiving a romantic and sexually charged storyline, with explicit details like used condoms being noted, while the main couple's romance remains underdeveloped. Readers condemn Yohan's hypocrisy, questioning his motives for saving one person while having destroyed Hayan's family and life. Despite the widespread resentment for the narrative pivot, there is a conflicting undercurrent of comments acknowledging that both Yohan and Levy are physically attractive and that their intimate scene is \"hot.\" The dominant sentiment, however, is a desire to move past the villains' backstory and return to the main protagonists.","key_events":[],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":false,"reason":"Hardsub chapter — image-only","endpoint":null},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"The narrative shifts focus away from the unconscious protagonist, Hayan Park, to the primary antagonist, Yohan Seo, and his lover and secretary, Levy.","spoiler_summary":"The narrative shifts focus away from the unconscious protagonist, Hayan Park, to the primary antagonist, Yohan Seo, and his lover and secretary, Levy. This chapter delves into their relationship, revealing through a backstory that Yohan saved Levy from a suicide attempt, which serves as the origin of their current intimacy. The reader response to this development is overwhelmingly negative and frustrated. Fans express anger over the villains receiving a romantic and sexually charged storyline, with explicit details like used condoms being noted, while the main couple's romance remains underdeveloped. Readers condemn Yohan's hypocrisy, questioning his motives for saving one person while having destroyed Hayan's family and life. 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