I hate the trope of "I pushed you away, but YOU have to be the one to come chasing after my ass again". It's like one person is expected to always be understanding and do all the chasing and the other just has to be chased.
Like, it felt so silly how Sang-ah formed a relationship with Haebom at his own convenience and then dumped him at his own convenience. He was so unnecessarily vague towards Haebom. Of course as puppy dog tropes do, Haebom goes back to Sang-ah unquestionably when Sang-ah decides to take him back. It felt like Haebom's feelings did not matter to Sang-ah at all.
Anyways, for a short read, it was ok. I felt like it fell into a lot of tropes I didn't like. There was no need for the conflict in the middle. It was going perfectly fine until then. For a 16 chapters manhwa, I think it would have done well without any silly misunderstandings, dumping and chasing.
I hate the trope of "I pushed you away, but YOU have to be the one to come chasing after my ass again". It's like one person is expected to always be understanding and do all the chasing and the other just has to be chased.
Like, it felt so silly how Sang-ah formed a relationship with Haebom at his own convenience and then dumped him at his own convenience. He was so unnecessarily vague towards Haebom. Of course as puppy dog tropes do, Haebom goes back to Sang-ah unquestionably when Sang-ah decides to take him back. It felt like Haebom's feelings did not matter to Sang-ah at all.
Anyways, for a short read, it was ok. I felt like it fell into a lot of tropes I didn't like. There was no need for the conflict in the middle. It was going perfectly fine until then. For a 16 chapters manhwa, I think it would have done well without any silly misunderstandings, dumping and chasing.