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Readers overwhelmingly praise Youngwon for his assertiveness in standing up for himself, viewing it as a sign of the couple's healthy dynamic. Concurrently, there is a strong consensus that the antagonist, Heesung, has already spotted Hyunwoo and will use this knowledge to provoke an argument, testing the trust between the main couple. Heesung is portrayed as a universally despised character, whose smug, evil-looking grin in the chapter's final cliffhanger panel has drawn intense animosity. 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