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The altercation ended with Heesung delivering a parting warning for Jaekyung to control his temper. Meanwhile, Yoo Gu excitedly asked Kim Dan if he could join the training next time.
Chapter 90 transitions away from standard training arcs to confront lingering trauma.
Chapter 90 of “Jinx” departs from the series’ typical pattern of dramatic confrontations and explicit scenes. Instead, it relies on quiet, devastating moments that rely heavily on Mingwa’s visual storytelling. It is a chapter driven by what is not said, what is not done, and the profound, heartbreaking implications of inaction. jinx bl chapter 90 work
: The chapter features a tense discussion between Jaekyung and a doctor (often referred to as the "creepy doctor"). The doctor bluntly points out that Jaekyung’s relationship with Dan was built on a transaction—paying Dan to sleep with him—rather than mutual affection.
Rumours of past acquaintances or rival fighters entering the fray could threaten the fragile bubble Jaekyung and Kim Dan have built around their arrangement. Release Schedule and Where to Read
In a misguided attempt to handle his inner turmoil or perhaps out of guilt, Jaekyung tells Kim Dan he no longer needs to come to the gym, essentially trying to cut ties again. This public link is valid for 7 days
: In a moment that highlights his enduring gentle nature, Dan steps in to stop Jaekyung from throwing the punch. Protecting Jaekyung’s career right before a massive, high-stakes championship match takes priority over Dan's own vindication. The Internal Shift: Jaekyung’s Guilt and Self-Awareness
The final panels are devastating. Jaekyung returns, drunk and disheveled, and finds Dan packing. No shouting. No violence. Just Jaekyung dropping to his knees—something he swore he’d never do—and whispering, “Don’t go. I’ll break. You’re the only one who’s ever stayed.”
The chapter highlights the core issue of poor communication . While Jaekyung is bottling up his guilt and need for Dan, Dan is quick to prepare for his departure, feeling unwanted. Can’t copy the link right now
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Note: This post contains spoilers for the latest chapters of Jinx.
about how the story will end for Jaekyung and Dan.
For those new to the series, “Jinx” follows the life of Kim Dan, a gentle and kind-hearted physical therapist who has been dealt an incredibly difficult hand in life. Drowning in debt, caring for his sick grandmother, and harassed by relentless loan sharks, Dan is at his wit’s end. In a desperate attempt to find work, he is hired to be the personal physical therapist for Joo Jaekyung, the undefeated, world-famous Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) light heavyweight champion.
Joo Jaekyung is introduced as an almost cartoonishly terrible person. He is an “undefeated legend,” a “tyrant in the ring,” and known as “the strongest man in the world”. For the majority of the first season, he treats Kim Dan as a tool—a means to an end for his superstitious fighting ritual. He shows little to no regard for Dan’s autonomy, consent, or feelings.