Comment by ShanksDrider on liezzz

@ShanksDrider no one is saying that taeha is a green flag but he can develope his character and mincheol can't bro.. He was a good guy but now look at him? He cheated and treated her bad. Would you let someone who cheated on you a chance💀?

@ShanksDrider we literally don't know enough about Taeha to judge. He's mysterious, complex family dynamics and the reason why he's so protective of her, it's not been clearly explained. There's a whole open character arc for him to be more complex. The ex is not complex at all, he was insecure, had his ego inflated because a young, hot rich chick wanted him, and thought with his duck. He thinks he can still go back to his wife because she's all he's ever known. Classic narcissist really. He's pathetic. Because I can predict how it's gonna go with him, he's going to feel offended that she even dared to move on, and will claim they're still married, might even have s** with her by force. That's the kind of character mincheol is. His character development is only down here from now on. And if they really want to go the predictable route with him, they'll make him realize what he's lost only after she has no feelings for him anymore. The 'I fuc*** up, had a great woman, and I'll always love her from a distance.' While he's left to deal with the consequences of his own actions. There's nothing complex about him. Meanwhile if Taeha wanted to just sleep with our fl, he'd have done so. He's been patient, protective and nurturing while accepting her boundaries, instead of those rich guys who immediately shower the fl in money and hide her away. He lets her process the break up which already shows he's more emotionally mature than mincheol. Let's not pretend the guy is a little sus, but that's cause we do not know enough about him. As of right now he hasn't done anything that screams he would treat the fl horribly, unlike her ex. Again, there's nothing complex about mincheol. Just the usual good guy, inflated ego, hard life that he takes out on the woman that stood beside him. It's a very common trope.