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In contrast, another camp sympathizes with him as a victim of infidelity, placing primary blame on the deceased mother and viewing his reaction as an understandable, though regrettable, mistake. A strong undercurrent throughout the discussion is a profound sadness for the original Yunifer, who suffered this abandonment and is now gone, rendering the father's current attempts at reconciliation with the transmigrated protagonist feel hollow and unsatisfying to many. This revelation has also fueled continued speculation about Yunifer's true parentage, with some readers remaining unconvinced he is her biological father despite spoilers to the contrary. 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This backstory has triggered intense and polarized reader debate. One faction vehemently condemns the father for child abuse, arguing his pain over the perceived betrayal does not excuse traumatizing an innocent child. In contrast, another camp sympathizes with him as a victim of infidelity, placing primary blame on the deceased mother and viewing his reaction as an understandable, though regrettable, mistake. A strong undercurrent throughout the discussion is a profound sadness for the original Yunifer, who suffered this abandonment and is now gone, rendering the father's current attempts at reconciliation with the transmigrated protagonist feel hollow and unsatisfying to many. This revelation has also fueled continued speculation about Yunifer's true parentage, with some readers remaining unconvinced he is her biological father despite spoilers to the contrary. 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