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Could you tell me how the novels ended?

He broke up the first time because he had commitment issues, Jaemi wanted to have a life with him, talking about getting children and such. Haejo due to his past with his parents feels that people will leave him, that ''pretending'' to have roots somewhere won't make it a reality. He was most likely afraid and thus convinced himself that he didn't love her anymore.

For anyone who's thinking about watching. It's a fun watch. It's nothing new, it also isn't done amazingly. But it does It's job. It's enjoyable, but don't have too high expectations, because then you'll be disappointed (I think that if the serie had more time, it could have been better, but it's not that bad that's bothering me too much). If you like post apocalyptic stories, action stories or simply watching at kim woobin looking cool, then give it a try.

Like many people already said, part 2 wasn't good. I actually don't have that big of a problem with how it ended, however I do not think it was executed right. I understand what they wanted to go for, but it just wasn't it. A few of the problems I had could have been solved very easily (actually most), while others would have been rather big plot holes (these are the ones I actually have the least problems with, probably because it was just frustrating to see that other problems could have been solved so easily).
In the end I'm just sad that an idea and story (which had a very solid first part), with so much potential got wasted in the end by bad execution.

At first it also reminded me of the unit, but the unit was to create a group, this isn't.