I can't believe Cain was the only one with complete character development. And before you say Jooin and Yawhi had development, no, they didn't, they more or less back tracked to who they were before. A timeskip does not count as development lol.
Of course this depends on how the story unfolds but Cain is the only one so far that decided to "let go" of the past he's been holding onto to finally be his own person. This is still staying true unless the author decides to fuck up.
For Jooin, his development has reached below 50 ft of crap after chapter 100. For a guy that was talking about moving on from both guys and trying to look out for himself for almost 20 chapters straight, he caved pretty easily in a single chapter without a shred of development or build up to end up with Yawhi. He tells both guys to move on after hurting him in different ways but the moment he sees his ex, he bends over.
As for Yawhi, all I see is him using how pitiful he is as a manipulation tactic. Sure, he regrets his actions but he's at the point where he can't live without Jooin. He literally begs him (again like in the past) instead of trying to build trust and making up for the things he did to him before. Instead, he chooses to rush into a relationship with him.
*sighs* the open ending was at least decent and kept everyones character in tact.
I can't believe Cain was the only one with complete character development. And before you say Jooin and Yawhi had development, no, they didn't, they more or less back tracked to who they were before. A timeskip does not count as development lol.
Of course this depends on how the story unfolds but Cain is the only one so far that decided to "let go" of the past he's been holding onto to finally be his own person. This is still staying true unless the author decides to fuck up.
For Jooin, his development has reached below 50 ft of crap after chapter 100. For a guy that was talking about moving on from both guys and trying to look out for himself for almost 20 chapters straight, he caved pretty easily in a single chapter without a shred of development or build up to end up with Yawhi. He tells both guys to move on after hurting him in different ways but the moment he sees his ex, he bends over.
As for Yawhi, all I see is him using how pitiful he is as a manipulation tactic. Sure, he regrets his actions but he's at the point where he can't live without Jooin. He literally begs him (again like in the past) instead of trying to build trust and making up for the things he did to him before. Instead, he chooses to rush into a relationship with him.
*sighs* the open ending was at least decent and kept everyones character in tact.