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@Purplelibraryguy I think you may have misunderstood what I'm saying, I did not mean she should have stood by and watched, I meant she shouldn't have gotten involved in the first place. The whole reason Sooah agreed to go on a date with that creep was to spite Mirae (she probably had no...

I'm actually starting to get annoyed with Mirae now, she is spending more time and effort focusing on that bitch (who doesn't deserve any sympathy) than she is on her own boyfriend. Sooah doesn't deserve forgiveness and I don't get why she is so obsessed over trying to get on good terms with her.

That was just fucking stupid.

Personally I don't think she has any right to be upset, hasn't she also been denying their relationship when asked by others recently? I think it is a bit hypocritical to be honest. She is so passive that even in recent chapters she was still giving advice out to others girls on how to impress...

I'm sorry but this does not remotely justify her actions, it might make me sympathise with her slightly but she is still hasn't become redeemable as far as i'm concerned. Having had a difficult life isn't an excuse to treat other unrelated people like shit.

I won't judge the story yet, it's only been one chapter after all, far too early to make a judgement. However I do have a complaint about the MC. Is he really 25 years old? He doesn't look or act like an adult, he seems to be the stereotypical Japanese protagonist who gets overly flustered over...

I hope the author doesn't think that by giving her a sad backstory it suddenly makes her a completely redeemable character, whilst it might make her slightly more sympathetic, it doesn't make her actions justifiable.

@UltimateAdrian20 Ah, I missed that, thank you for correcting me.

Did I miss something? Why does he think that she has a boyfriend all of a sudden? Where did this new misunderstanding come from?