to be fair never expected this manhwa is packed with action scenes and this ain't a complaint, glad that finally korean bl ain't always about sex every 3 chapters
the riddle of anastasia itself makes me addicted to press the next button, the thing around how south korea dispatched taek-joo to investigate a dangerous case technically by himself just raise a question of what did he commit in the past? why does zhenya put interest in him to even make him a 'toy'? or does that pyscho think that taek-joo is the only one who can makes him feel challenged when nothing around him does? is there maybe a correlation of nis and fsb around ss-29?
started reading this after seeing an edit of children photos of taek-joo and zhenya in some reels, so i thought they had flashback arc and make use of 'first love' trope but i think i'm mistaken, haha. that would be very mainstream but kinda cute, though it's just feels forced (how wud they even had childhood memories together when both of them raised in their own respective countries)
to be fair never expected this manhwa is packed with action scenes and this ain't a complaint, glad that finally korean bl ain't always about sex every 3 chapters
the riddle of anastasia itself makes me addicted to press the next button, the thing around how south korea dispatched taek-joo to investigate a dangerous case technically by himself just raise a question of what did he commit in the past? why does zhenya put interest in him to even make him a 'toy'? or does that pyscho think that taek-joo is the only one who can makes him feel challenged when nothing around him does? is there maybe a correlation of nis and fsb around ss-29?
started reading this after seeing an edit of children photos of taek-joo and zhenya in some reels, so i thought they had flashback arc and make use of 'first love' trope but i think i'm mistaken, haha. that would be very mainstream but kinda cute, though it's just feels forced (how wud they even had childhood memories together when both of them raised in their own respective countries)