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The commentary is overwhelmingly focused on Chang's physical attractiveness, creating a dichotomy where readers simultaneously desire and despise him, frequently asking, \"If evil, why hot?\" This reaction fuels widespread speculation that Chang's primary motivation is a possessive and jealous obsession with Ed, stemming from Ed's burgeoning relationship with Glenn. The narrative also highlights a secondary character, Youyu, whose noticeable change in appearance and the suspicion that he possesses pornographic material featuring Ed have captured audience attention. A recurring point of discussion is Chang's strong visual resemblance to a character named Jin from another series, \"Under the Green Light,\" which has become a source of both interest and frustration for fans. 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