Its the little things and banters that build a relationship, regardless of what kind it is.

After he lost his sect, he'll be less than an insect.

He is blinded by control and greed. He's not stupid, he's just way too shortsighted.

He is greedy as he is blind. To take something, you must give something in return. He lost sight of reason.

Yup, that's basically it. They fights are just incredibly petty is all, nothing overboard, no social blackmailing (barely there), no real torture (just the mental and sexual ones).

And even if not, you have to be a real special entity to impose as Unknown and not get caught by Kang Jinhyuk on first sight.

Yup, that hasn't been revealed yet. But my points still stand, right?

TBF, she did have a family with Corin in the first run. Saying she's thirsty for Corin isn't far off the mark.

Remember, Miriam did not took that path of revenge until that bitch player "blackmailed" her to in the first run. Perhaps her revenge wasn't actually that deep seated and she can be persuaded via certain means after all.

On another perspective, Miriam did seduce Corin to have a child with her, maybe that's how she's able to enact the revenge in the first run (getting the Mound's info via Corin) - though she only does that AFTER the bitch player insinuated her to.

In both retrospects, its easy to see that if Miriam has something to care of, she'd give up on revenge easier than expected.

That's the easiest and shortest advice we can give, but it has TRIPLE MEANING, and not many are capable in even SEEING it, much less READING through the meanings. I can elaborate it, but I might sound like a pottymouth talking all about it - as I'm an avid fan of literature and a very thorough gourmet of story elements.

This is not an easy story to understand after all. This story is all about perspective and POVs. You have to read this story in three ways, as a READER (yourself and Kim Dokja), as a MAIN CHARACTER (Yoo Joonghyuk) and as a THIRD PERSON (also yourself, but with the constellations) to understand the picture.

Its ironic that its so easy to understand its premise and story setting at the beginning, but the world settings just goes deeper into the abyss the longer you read it. The world settings can be confusing to those who lost their way, but remember the ttile's meaning, and it all makes sense. The puzzle always fits.

The Death Knight is truly the dark horse in this tournament, he literally overcame Zabuton's child's tricks with pure skill and technique - explains why Zabuton's child would forfeit. Imagine if his sword is a lot more durable... he might even beat Ann!

Ah, she's just sexually frustrated.

He doesn't have to hide who he is before those he's about to kill and devour.

Another fool who thinks he can take it all to himself. Little did he know... Master Gu saved the best for himself beforehand. This situation is literally the fight between the clam and the crane, and we all know the fisherman is always the biggest winner out of it (Chinese proverb).

Its petty, but its no trick.

Remember, to someone like Leon, its always his people first before his family. Its the part of the duty of a king to not have people suffer for them.

Which is what he did after knowing the circumstances.

About that one, nothing they can do about it - the constellations are like their gods after all.