ho r u shakespeare
"Do you still like me" they're a bit aged, they're in their 30s. Alpha x alpha, really really good and fleshed out characters. It's completed. It's a bit confusing at furst but everythijg clicks later on. For context, one guy is a Potter, and the other is a exhibition guy
Confusing for me cuz I read it while it was updating and I have like a fishbrain so I kept forgetting details. But I reread it a few hours ago amd yeah I miss them already
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Thanks for the suggestion! I tried searching for it but couldn’t find anything under that name — did you mean William in the Closet (옷장 속의 윌리엄 / To My Juliet Boy) by any chance? The Shakespeare reference made me think of that one. Let me know if that’s the one you meant! If not, feel free to correct me — I’d love to check it out.
exhibition ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄ okay dokie
Thanks I will check it out.
Love sick dog
i think they were just saying ur really articulate at writing by comparing u to shakespeare its not an actual work lol
Exhibition as in... art... exhibitionist.. BUT there are subtle dom sub dynamics here and there, soke plays and what not too so please, do read it.
try "rainbow city" (SA in chap 3, best to skip) (Mc physically weak, but not emotionally)
Yess, I love Shutline and I feel like I’m reading about real people and love how the mc and ml don’t act like the overused crazy-killer-inagang-type bl trope. I think Smoke Blue no Ame Nochi Hare is pretty good with pretty realistic male leads and not super romantic.
Had to come back just to say — man, you might’ve just saved a life with this one. Only 3 chapters in and I’m already so into it. Thanks a lot for the rec.
LMAO okay that makes way more sense now — thanks for clearing it up! Guess I really went on a Shakespeare-level rant there.
Thanks. Appreciate the rec.
Ahh gotcha — totally misread that haha, thanks for explaining.
Sounds interesting, I will add it to my list, thanks
Yesss exactly! That’s one of the things I loved most — it all feels grounded and the characters actually make sense emotionally. Thanks for the rec, I’ll definitely give it a try.
I’ve read it and absolutely agree, it was so good. And Charin… I’m still emotionally damaged.
I really enjoyed reading "Shutline". It felt so real — beautifully written with grounded characters. Both the MC and ML were well-developed, and their relationship actually added to the story instead of ruining anyone’s personality. Their connection was strong, natural, and never forced.
That’s exactly the kind of vibe I’m looking for — realistic manhwa with good writing and deep character development. I’m open to any genre except overly romantic ones (also yuri gerne, I never read any actually)— unless it’s something truly special. I usually avoid romance because it tends to be repetitive, full of clichés, and often ruins the MC’s character the moment they fall in love. I hate when a smart, independent MC suddenly becomes weak or totally dependent just because there’s a love interest. So if you know any stories that stay grounded and emotionally engaging, I’d love your recommendations!