„Even with its happy ending“ did it finish already?
Yup, but it hasn't been fully translated yet, also idk if there will be any side stories, it wrapped up nicely so maybe not
Omggg I need it translated asap. Do you have an idea of when it will be translated? Also you captured the romanticism in the manhwa so well I’m gonna cry all over again
I have no idea, it will probably take a while, batato has some unofficial translation up to chapter 68 i think. But i would wait if i was you as it's heavy conversation based.
Thank you! I just felt like explaining my point of view, but it's cool that you agree with me haha
It was a difficult watch, to be honest. It’s not for the faint of heart. I actually waited until it was complete before diving into it because I knew if it ended in tragedy, I wouldn’t be able to handle it. I didn’t want it to leave a mark. But even with its happy ending, it still managed to leave an impression.
I remember reading a comment about this story a while ago. Someone mentioned that the depiction of sexual abuse didn’t feel realistic and came across as almost romanticized. I don’t believe the author’s intention was to romanticize such a horrific experience. Instead, it feels like an artistic choice—to present the abuse in a way that allowed us, as readers, to endure it, and, in a strange way, to even appreciate the story as a whole, including its darkest moments. And, honestly, I think it worked.
As for the claim that it wasn’t realistic: well, of course. In reality, careers like the one portrayed in the story are often far worse, far grittier, and rarely as high-end as the protagonist’s journey. And people in those situations rarely, if ever, get a happy ending.