Honestly, those group of guys scare me. They are privileged mfers who are only privileged due to their secondary gender and that's scary. Like yeah, kim shin is nice and all to yeon woo because he is attached to him.
Anyway, I feel like this was 100% axed in half. The first 30 chapters felt like very obvious setup and world building that was meant to pay off with more than 20+ chapters. The final arc just abruptly started by the end of the 48th chapter like they had to rush to the ending for some reason and simply had no time for proper build up anymore. W/e it may have been, I hope that there is a second season to actually focus on the main leads more. The first season was mostly focused on the background conflicts surrounding their relationship and not exactly their relationship itself.
Like Yeon Woo's uncle being wary of dominant alphas also seemed to be a setup that would be touched on by the end, you would think, but we never even reached there. I like that Yeon Woo was shown to be protecting himself to the best of his abilities and he didn't rely on Kim Shin to save him all the time. It was the perfect choice by the author to make Yeon Woo save himself instead of Shin.
Honestly, those group of guys scare me. They are privileged mfers who are only privileged due to their secondary gender and that's scary. Like yeah, kim shin is nice and all to yeon woo because he is attached to him.
Anyway, I feel like this was 100% axed in half. The first 30 chapters felt like very obvious setup and world building that was meant to pay off with more than 20+ chapters. The final arc just abruptly started by the end of the 48th chapter like they had to rush to the ending for some reason and simply had no time for proper build up anymore. W/e it may have been, I hope that there is a second season to actually focus on the main leads more. The first season was mostly focused on the background conflicts surrounding their relationship and not exactly their relationship itself.
Like Yeon Woo's uncle being wary of dominant alphas also seemed to be a setup that would be touched on by the end, you would think, but we never even reached there. I like that Yeon Woo was shown to be protecting himself to the best of his abilities and he didn't rely on Kim Shin to save him all the time. It was the perfect choice by the author to make Yeon Woo save himself instead of Shin.