Sam reflects on Marshall as if they've spent a lifetime together, doesn't she? Monica deserves better, really. She's a good girl. What I did like, though, is how some people are so deeply affected by a work of fiction that it helps them overcome or understand their own feelings or sorrows. Like I said, this story should have focused solely on video games; that's the only part that feels more real and well-executed. The ending is rather rushed and lacks charm; I understand they weren't going to cover the entire webtoon, but I think Sam's growth lacked a bit of epicness. It's as if Marshall stole the show in the final chapters.