As If Love Doesn't Exist Chapter 11: Release Date, Spoilers & Where To Read

As If Love Doesn’t Exist, Chapter 11 is set to release on this weekend. “As If Love Doesn’t Exist” is a Josei romance manga created by Carbo (Do Hyo-Won) and the illustrator Kim Sujin. Siyeon, the protagonist of the story, learns the truth about her life. Even her beloved cousin Eunhye is the genuine heir to her family’s estate; her parents aren’t her real parents, though; neither is her fiancé.

Eunhye records a startling realization in response to Siyeon’s tragic conclusion: all of this deception was carefully arranged. Siyeon makes a wish that will change her life, propelled by an equal amount of resolution and despair. When she discovers that she has been thrown back in time by ten years, she is allowed to alter her destiny.

Regardless of the difficulties involved in altering the past or if true love can exist amid a web of lies and secrets, Siyeon must face the realities of this second chance at life. Let’s see when chapter 11 of As If Love Doesn’t Exist is going to release, the timings, and where to read it.

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As If Love Doesn’t Exist Chapter 10 Recap

In Chapter 10, the plot focuses on Siyeon, a lady whose life has been completely turned inside out. Her fiance is having an affair with her best friend, her business is facing financial problems, and her parents are not her biological ones. She leaves her parent’s home in search of a new beginning and meets Jihwan, a mystery man.

As If Love Doesn’t Exist Chapter 11 Release Date — As If Love Doesn’t Exist (Credits: Naver)

In this chapter, Siyeon and Jihwan talk about Siyeon’s wish to live independently. Because of how restricted she is in the moment, she stresses her yearning for privacy. Jihwan consents to help her in finding a new home but cautions her of the risks and loneliness related to living alone.

Jihwan is then questioned by Siyeon about his ties to his family. He suggests that she find an honest host or a roommate. Jihwan likes living alone, even though he has no family or friends. He argues that love and relationships are just illusions and neither exists in reality.

Jihwan claims that because he has no control over other people, he has to focus on himself and his work. Siyeon questions Jihwan’s ability to exist without relationships and whether he is indeed happy in reaction to his icy and cynical attitude. She asks about his past relationship and crushes. According to Jihwan, these feelings are best understood by the way the brain function.

Jihwan’s opinions of Siyeon bothered her because she thought they minimized her emotions and life experiences. She strongly defends the existence of love by presenting it as a beautiful and priceless emotion that provides bravery and joy. She admits that she still loves the person she once did.

Siyeon’s admission surprises Ihwan. More inquiries are asked, and he thinks that it might be her ex-fiance. Siyeon makes it plain that the person by her side has always been someone else, not her cheating fiance. She acknowledges her genuine love for Jihwan. Jihwan feels terrible to learn of this.

It leaves him unable to respond to Siyeon’s claim. He experiences a new strange sensation in his chest, and he is torn between doubt and denial. He wonders if this may be a love emotion. As Siyeon and Jihwan’s difficult and growing relationship takes center stage in this chapter, readers will be eagerly awaiting the next developments between the two of them.