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The heroine is so weak. . . Is it so difficult to speak with open mouth? She has gone through so much and feels like she hasn’t grown up at all...I'm so disappointed
My Life as an Internet Novel - Ch. 86
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I can somehow relate to dani situation... It's really hard to rebutting accusations out of shock and fear in public like that... 
I need a Mina in my life haha, she's so cool.
I need a Mina in my life haha, she's so cool.I know it's webtoon logic, but can anyone explain why they can't publicly defend Ham Dan-I? I mean if they ask deny the rumours and explain that they've been friends for years, so what would be the point of her all of a sudden doing this? And that THEY were the ones trying to get close to Dan-I not the other way around
@Bigups well, the explanation given in the chapter is that it will only serve to further the rumours.
As Ju-In said, the current image of Dan-I is that of someone who backstabbed her friend in order to garner the attention of the heavenly kings, though it does confuse me as to why people haven’t seen her with them as a group of friends (then again, I might’ve missed some stuff since I skipped some chaps cuz I haven’t had much time to read lately TwT). I guess because of the incident, people may have become biased and thought that Dan-I was only a try-hard sticking around the group? Anyways, since the situation kinda pits them against each other in the eyes of public, the heavenly kings publicly supporting and standing up for her may just lead the public to think that “Dan-I succeeded in her scheme of getting closer to the heavenly kings since the kings are trying to cover for her despite what she’s “done””, since supporting Dan-I would be “neglecting” Yeoryong (since she’s the victim) and doing the opposite would just plummet Dan-I’s reputation even more.
Think of it like the numerous scandals that we see on the news and internet. We as bystanders or outsiders don’t know the situation, but because of the information that HAS been given to us, it’s possible that our opinions get swayed despite not actually knowing the full situation. In this case, the public is completely convinced that it was Dan-I based on the “evidence”.
This is honestly all I can get from the situation, and it is a bit confusing, but I guess the end point is that public perception and biases can completely twist a situation.
As Ju-In said, the current image of Dan-I is that of someone who backstabbed her friend in order to garner the attention of the heavenly kings, though it does confuse me as to why people haven’t seen her with them as a group of friends (then again, I might’ve missed some stuff since I skipped some chaps cuz I haven’t had much time to read lately TwT). I guess because of the incident, people may have become biased and thought that Dan-I was only a try-hard sticking around the group? Anyways, since the situation kinda pits them against each other in the eyes of public, the heavenly kings publicly supporting and standing up for her may just lead the public to think that “Dan-I succeeded in her scheme of getting closer to the heavenly kings since the kings are trying to cover for her despite what she’s “done””, since supporting Dan-I would be “neglecting” Yeoryong (since she’s the victim) and doing the opposite would just plummet Dan-I’s reputation even more.
Think of it like the numerous scandals that we see on the news and internet. We as bystanders or outsiders don’t know the situation, but because of the information that HAS been given to us, it’s possible that our opinions get swayed despite not actually knowing the full situation. In this case, the public is completely convinced that it was Dan-I based on the “evidence”.
This is honestly all I can get from the situation, and it is a bit confusing, but I guess the end point is that public perception and biases can completely twist a situation.
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Idk..kinda sus of blondy to be honest. I just kinda have this feeling you like the author is making us think that blondy is nice but really evil after all. I mean there's a chance that blondy's motive of befriending dan-i is to frame her or something but I'm not really sure. I could be wrong tbh.
