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This maxed beyond helplessness not you'd wonder how to treat this in all seriousness since that's not the case. Basically asking for a suicide every runs, half of their lifetime encircles hell in the crack of the living, the trajectory keeps you up in the dark spontaneous, to the point it unsettles you up to my interpretation it has reduced even a reader to get lost between the lines. For me, it was highly stimulating, sensitive of a topic it still haunts me daylight. Other than that it practically grew on me as it progresses to somehow shed light to MC's deep psychological scars despite being miserable he stepped in to fight his inner battles and in pursuit to his enemies by destroying their lives the way they did his.

It started off strong to be the kind to reel you in for some chaos. Their relationship is fruit to contradiction—they smear each other with such hate but later got hit by the head because they've gone to smooth it out when they decided to settle down. They bicker a lot, neither are of the same wavelength, yet they stick with it throughout. Seyoung is violent by nature just as emotional he gets, probably since he keeps everything inside in the past until Heejae broke that streak. On top of that, his involvement to clear away for matters to resolve is everything to a partner huddled in struggles. Especially one who pulls out of attachments being failed by people he knows. I enjoyed it and keep tuning back.