Is the writer aware that Tian directly contributed to Mo's inferiority complex, not just because he's popular, rich, and an honor student, but also because he literally kept pushing Mo around... and threatening him to do what he wants... and beating him up if he refused... and generally forcing himself into Mo's life...
Like, before you ask Mo to open up and trust Tian, you need to admit that Tian is partially at fault for this because he's making it seem like being friendly and caring towards the guy he likes is either the hardest thing to do or just a game to him.
I'll admit that Mo wasn't exactly the best guy around at first and definitely needed character development, but his bad behavior didn't hold a candle to Tian's weird behavior towards him, even if he "had good intentions" or "was a victim, too." So, now that Mo got his development, Tian is due for some as well.
Like, before you ask Mo to open up and trust Tian, you need to admit that Tian is partially at fault for this because he's making it seem like being friendly and caring towards the guy he likes is either the hardest thing to do or just a game to him.
I'll admit that Mo wasn't exactly the best guy around at first and definitely needed character development, but his bad behavior didn't hold a candle to Tian's weird behavior towards him, even if he "had good intentions" or "was a victim, too." So, now that Mo got his development, Tian is due for some as well.
