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He acts as her father figure. This relationship humanizes Salman, showing a side of him that isn't just a cold mercenary. It adds a layer of "domestic bliss" to the storylines, making his potential romantic pairings feel more grounded and high-stakes. Why the "Lounge" Matters
If Boss represents comfort, represents Salman’s greatest guilt.
Rachel’s feelings are characterized by a quiet, steady loyalty. Unlike the explosive tension with Nayun, her romantic arc is about finding a "home" in Salman’s presence. Their interactions in the Tower’s lounges often provide a reprieve from the political pressure she faces. 4. Evandel: The Found Family He acts as her father figure
While not a romantic interest, Salman’s relationship with the seed-spirit is the emotional core of his domestic life.
The romantic tension is driven by his . Whether he is known as the weak cadet Kim Hajin or the legendary mercenary Salman/Black Lotus, his struggle to be "known" by these women while keeping his secrets creates a narrative gravity that keeps readers hooked. Chae Nayun compares in the fandom? Why the "Lounge" Matters If Boss represents comfort,
The "Lounge" and academy scenes showcase their chemistry, but the storyline is overshadowed by a dark secret: Salman is responsible for the death of her brother. This creates a "forbidden love" trope where Nayun pursues Salman (Hajin) even as he tries to push her away for her own safety. 3. Rachel: The Loyal Princess
What starts as a subordinate-superior relationship evolves into a profound emotional dependency. Salman acts as the Troupe’s chef and emotional anchor, often interacting with Boss in the comfort of their shared lounges. Their interactions in the Tower’s lounges often provide
In the world of The Novel’s Extra , Kim Hajin (who often operates under the alias Salman or Black Lotus) finds himself trapped in a world of his own creation. While his primary goal is survival and returning home, the "Lounge" segments of his journey highlight the deep, often tragic, romantic connections he forms with the world's most powerful women. 1. Boss (Li Xiuren): The Unspoken Bond
He acts as her father figure. This relationship humanizes Salman, showing a side of him that isn't just a cold mercenary. It adds a layer of "domestic bliss" to the storylines, making his potential romantic pairings feel more grounded and high-stakes. Why the "Lounge" Matters
If Boss represents comfort, represents Salman’s greatest guilt.
Rachel’s feelings are characterized by a quiet, steady loyalty. Unlike the explosive tension with Nayun, her romantic arc is about finding a "home" in Salman’s presence. Their interactions in the Tower’s lounges often provide a reprieve from the political pressure she faces. 4. Evandel: The Found Family
While not a romantic interest, Salman’s relationship with the seed-spirit is the emotional core of his domestic life.
The romantic tension is driven by his . Whether he is known as the weak cadet Kim Hajin or the legendary mercenary Salman/Black Lotus, his struggle to be "known" by these women while keeping his secrets creates a narrative gravity that keeps readers hooked. Chae Nayun compares in the fandom?
The "Lounge" and academy scenes showcase their chemistry, but the storyline is overshadowed by a dark secret: Salman is responsible for the death of her brother. This creates a "forbidden love" trope where Nayun pursues Salman (Hajin) even as he tries to push her away for her own safety. 3. Rachel: The Loyal Princess
What starts as a subordinate-superior relationship evolves into a profound emotional dependency. Salman acts as the Troupe’s chef and emotional anchor, often interacting with Boss in the comfort of their shared lounges.
In the world of The Novel’s Extra , Kim Hajin (who often operates under the alias Salman or Black Lotus) finds himself trapped in a world of his own creation. While his primary goal is survival and returning home, the "Lounge" segments of his journey highlight the deep, often tragic, romantic connections he forms with the world's most powerful women. 1. Boss (Li Xiuren): The Unspoken Bond
