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He went from no reason to live in chapter 1 to beating up gangsters now. The last one had a reason to actually hurt him, how did he succeed? Was that just a incompetent gangster?
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He actually already beat up a gangster in chapter 1, and it was the same gangster, Yeongdo. Euihyun had sent him to the hospital (he actually thought he'd killed him at the time), which is the reason why Yeongdo is trying to get his revenge.
Euihyun has always been physically strong and capable of fighting well.
The only person he seems to be second to is Taeju, since (although we've never seem them in a fight) Taeju has been seen overpowering him a number of times. But the main power Taeju has always had over Euihyun (what he used to rape him in chapter 2 and many times later on) was the debt, therefore the capacity to threaten him (or even his little brother!) with the possibility of all sorts of horrible treatments, notably prostitution.
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"I WANNA KISS YOU SO BAD"
Sanho is growing on me a little bit. Like, I always liked him as a comic relief, but his wishy washy bullshít was driving me crazy.
And really, Sanho's issue is that he is battling with the concept of dating and what he thinks is supposed to happen. I'm glad he is starting to get that cutesy shit isn't for everyone. (hopefully)
They can be themselves, and still date.
It rarely happens that there was a confession to a drunk high person the night before. They forget. And the confessor says it again the very next chapter. The author usually fúcks around for a bit. Good show!