I don't own this webtoon at all. All rights for the images go to the author but the belong to me. YES! I finally finished it. You can't imagine the countless struggles I went thru with this. I think my computer restarted itself at least 3 times while I was working on this, which means I had to re-do it every time, haa~
I´ll publish the english translation of mangas I like to read that I can´t find in english. I won't be taking requests, else there won't be an end. I also don't have a release schedule I'm not a group and I ask you not to pressure me too much, I do it because I want to. I know I´m slow ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Wait, is Jung angry at him for calling him weird? I know it's a sort of trigger word for him.
ReplyDeleteI think its a combination of everything: his father liking the siblings more than his own son, his father thinking that Jung is "weird" and giving favoritism to the siblings which Yoo Jung considered his friends but in reality his father was using them as a way to spy on his son to make sure he didn't act "weird". Wouldn't you also despise someone you considered a "friend" a friend should keep secrets not tell everything to your parents. A friend should be friendly to your parents but in this case Baek In-Ho saw Jung's father as his own father figure which made Jung even more self aware and even jealous that his father's affection was given to his "friend" instead of him. Anyway this is all the resentment that Jung felt throughout the years that's why every little thing "triggers" him such as being called weird. :D but that's just my opinion and that's why I sympathize with Jung above anyone else.
DeleteThe father is the source of the problems. He's played the Baeks against Jung all along, saying one thing to Jung, and another to the Inho and Inha. To outsiders, he says different things about Jung and the Baeks depending on who the outsider is. All three are confused and thus feel rejected because of the father's duplicity. He's using all of them
ReplyDeleteJung thought of inho as his true friend and felt betrayed and deeply hurt that he was spying on him. Yes i agree, dad is the source of the problem, and he was first influenced to judge his son this way by prof baek. It is normal for a child to desire and feel possessive over what is his, dad made jung feel abnormal. and i know how it is to feel abnormal. I really feel for jung.
ReplyDeleteWhere are the chapters 16, 17 and 21?
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