[No morals + no ethics + seduction and betrayal + delicate beauty + betrayed partner + male lead with a sexual past + different worlds] Don't read if this isn't your thing.
Are stories about lovers who reunite after breaking up really as beautiful as they seem?
A couple torn apart, with a devoted male lead waiting faithfully in a perfect love story.
After a long separation, they meet again and get back together. It seems as if everything that once stood in the male and female leads' way has now made room for them. The whole world blesses their love, and all the obstacles, hurts, time, and distance vanish in an instant. From then on, they live happily ever after.
But during the time they were apart, the people who entered the picture are often explained away as the result of family pressure, their elders' arrangements, or simply a way to pass the time...
For a devoted male lead who has eyes for no woman but the heroine, does allowing these women to get close mean they were once special to him too?
When the heroine returns, those women usually retreat in sorrow, serving as proof of the male lead's devotion.
Even when they appear in the story, they are usually wicked supporting characters, ugly in appearance and venomous in heart.
It's as if the story tells its audience that it's only natural for the male lead to look down on women like these, because he was born to love the beautiful and kind heroine.
But what if those women were beautiful, gentle, innocent, and guileless all along, and simply loved the male lead with all their hearts?
During those long years of waiting, did the male lead truly feel nothing for these women and only wait devotedly for the heroine?
When the erased supporting characters return to the story and those women appear again, can the male lead really mean it when he says he can only love the heroine?
