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Han’s romantic tragedy is that he is too perfect to be real. As the plot progresses, we discover Han’s darkness. He isn't evil, but he is possessive. He views Anh as a trophy to win against Chung. In a pivotal scene, Han sabotages Chung’s business deal. When Anh confronts him, he says, "If I burn down his world, you will have no choice but to live in mine." This possessive streak is the dealbreaker. Anh realizes that while Chung is emotionally absent, Han is emotionally controlling. The storyline resolves with Han letting her go, often at the airport, with a whispered, "Go to him. But know that I would have loved you better."

Dong has loved Anh for ten years (the standard k-drama timeskip interval). He was there during her college graduation, her father’s funeral, and her first breakup. He never confessed because he was afraid of ruining the friendship. His "romantic storyline" consists of quiet moments: Anh Sex Chung Han Dong

Dong’s confession is almost always a "rejection scene." After Anh is finally happy with Chung, Dong takes her to the rooftop of their old university. He says: "The moon does not ask the sun to shine less brightly. It is enough to be in your orbit." He then steps back, becoming the "Best Man" at their wedding. In a shocking twist, some storylines kill Dong off in the penultimate episode, sacrificing his life to save Anh. This act of selfless love solidifies him as the fan-favorite character, sparking endless online debates: "Anh should have chosen Dong." Han’s romantic tragedy is that he is too