I'm so confused by Ino's thoughts. It sounds like he’s implying Seolhyun is a female lycan when he says, "Marked female lycans are miserable." But from the start of the story with Hwa and Seolhyun, it was clearly stated that Seolhyun is a pure-blood male lycan, and the female lycan was actually the younger brother (not by blood). Am I missing something here?
It was interesting at first, but there’s way too much unnecessary drama, and it got boring.
The pacing was so fast, it made me wonder if some pages were missing. But after reading chapter 11, I realized the storyline is just messed up. Such a shame, though—I really liked the art.
Question that bugs me since ch1: who the hell is Juliet? (￣∇￣")
I've gotta kind of agree with you there. I'm sure the mc is who it applies to, but kind of ... loosely?
The cover photo and title didn’t do this manhwa justice. I thought it was going to be boring at first, but I was so wrong. I’m so glad I gave it a chance! The part where the brother discovers the MC and the MC’s boyfriend for the first time was absolutely hilarious—I can’t get over it. lol
The story is kinda frustrating. I'll comeback when it's completed.
What a shame, it's oneshot. Hoping the mangaka will make this into a series. This story has a lot of potential.(๑•ㅂ•)و✧
I agree, this could’ve been a loooottt better with more chapters
I just noticed that some people here are arguing about what should or shouldn’t have happened in this manhwa—not everyone, but a few. Some hate Sangwoo, while others defend him, and it always seems to lead to conflict. Honestly, I think arguments about hating or defending Sangwoo, or whether Bum should’ve had a happy ending, don’t really matter. There’s nothing wrong with talking about it—it’s free speech, after all. I know I can’t control what people do, but I just hope these discussions could turn into something healthier.
Can’t we all just agree that this manhwa is one of a kind? Sure, the ending isn’t cliché, but it’s definitely anticlimactic. Even though a lot of people (myself included) felt unsatisfied with the way it ended, the author gave us something meaningful to think about.
This story touches on mental disorders, domestic violence, child abuse, and the mind of a mass murderer. It’s heavy, but it also reflects a lot of real-life issues. Sad, but true.
This manga reminds me of another manga(prince of proctology. But the plot of this manga is much better and hilarious. The art is good and the paneling is smooth.
What's funny is that I read that before I read this. Like a minute before.
That manga, Omg. I cringe every time I read the word ass.
My gut tells me new guy has an ulterior motive.