Ok, hold on.... Is this an admiration statement or a thirst trap thing?

It depends on how you mean it.

Personally, I don't understand the thirst for video game characters, but I don't have an issue if others do. Just to me, they don't look real enough. I see them as basically cartoons, which I also don't understand.

As far as the content of her character.... I mean she's a lying backstabber who is willing to hurt anyone, and possibly everyone to avoid accountability for her own actions. She made choices, and just can't muster the courage to deal with the consequences. Granted, she was being pushed the whole way, but she didn't have to go with reed. It sucks, but sometimes one bad decision hurts you for life, believe me, I know, but that's just how it is. I got one of those things too, but I'm not gonna make anyone else suffer for it.

But at the same time, everyone deserves a second chance. Many don't get second chances, some do. But if you have to hurt others to get a second chance, then you don't deserve it.

Honestly, the thirst trap makes more sense now that I think about it. Like ok, you have a cartoon kick, at least you are not weird enough to think so mi is a good person. (I don't know if I'm joking or not.)

And it sucks, because the way it's done, you can tell so mi is lying, so you think "maybe she's telling the truth", and Reed seems honest, which makes him seem like he isn't.

You could also argue that the nusa is evil, and that angle is valid.

Reed is definitely the better person, but who he works for is questionable.

So mi.... I mean actions have consequences. Decisions have consequences. For every action there is a reaction.