Igeon loves his father so deeply that he has to force himself to hate him.
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Every time his father stands in the way of his ambition to conquer the Murim, Igeon tries to turn that love into resentment, convincing himself that his father is nothing more than an obstacle he must overcome. But beneath all that hatred is the painful truth he cannot escape: the harder he tries to hate his father, the more obvious it becomes how much he still loves him. His father is the one person he wants to defeat, yet also the one person whose approval and affection he can never truly stop seeking.
