Read this in one sitting. In the first few chapters I was reluctant to continue because Yuri was so off putting and Seonwoo was just as bad. I still persisted because I was curious about the whole story and how they ended up where they did. I understood why they both loved the people they did. Heeju and Hongju were there first examples of human kindness outside of their homes although Seonwoo’s grandmother RIP was such a sweetheart, she didn’t know what was actually going on. I can’t imagine how terrible it must feel to feel like to feel unwanted by your own family for who you are or unloved for just existing. This manhwa portrayed it so well and I started caring for the characters in it and sympathizing with their plight. Now I just think Yuri needs therapy as Juho said love things like that being mentioned and obviously Seonwoo understands the kid and accepts him. But I hope even if he doesn’t go to therapy he grows up to a better man and not as psychotic as he is now.
Read this in one sitting. In the first few chapters I was reluctant to continue because Yuri was so off putting and Seonwoo was just as bad. I still persisted because I was curious about the whole story and how they ended up where they did.
I understood why they both loved the people they did. Heeju and Hongju were there first examples of human kindness outside of their homes although Seonwoo’s grandmother RIP was such a sweetheart, she didn’t know what was actually going on. I can’t imagine how terrible it must feel to feel like to feel unwanted by your own family for who you are or unloved for just existing. This manhwa portrayed it so well and I started caring for the characters in it and sympathizing with their plight.
Now I just think Yuri needs therapy as Juho said love things like that being mentioned and obviously Seonwoo understands the kid and accepts him. But I hope even if he doesn’t go to therapy he grows up to a better man and not as psychotic as he is now.