Still the biggest webtoon tragedy 🥀

[u/Bitter_Sweet0308]

I really really loved this webtoon! I was disappointed when the author quit ☹️ I was hoping that maybe it'll come back but it's been years now. And when the author gave a major plot spoiler I knew it was never coming back. Such a missed opportunity!

[u/No_Bee7498 → u/[deleted]]

Imo I think they want a reason to stop making the webtoon so they took this chance to get the f out💀 I still can't believe that the author thought that every person out there know the untold story about the fl & ml. I feel like the whole ship thing was werid but not everyone knews about the real truth like the author didn't get to that plot twist in the story. Now you're telling me you will stop because actually they both are family? Yeah this is ridiculous. Either way it's their decision and what people have done is wild. But we can't forget that we got robbed.

Edit: I said in my opinion y'all plz don't be upset 😭

[u/No-Sale3237 → u/No_Bee7498]

I will say I'm a bit harsher with Hanza on this bc as I said the death threats from shippers is inexcusable and abhorrent, but killing the story the way they did wasn't just a slap in the face to those horrible people. It also spat in all of our faces. If they did thay to ultimately get away from webtoon, that seems like a huge gamble on their contract. I'm glad webtoon isn't taking legal action against Hanza, assuming they could for that huge spoiler, but I feel the same now as I did then: let's never meet again Hanza. You pretty much embody most of what I said though. I just think we can acknowledge that the death threat shippers are disgusting people while also coming to grips with the reality that the way Hanza handled it was also a terrible way to go about it. They hurt Hanza and Hanza hurt us. I'm allowed to express my anger on that while also saying they didn't deserve what happened to them.