
Boring af. I don't understand why all of the female characters on manga/webtoons are given the same personality as the textbook version of being sassy, goody-goody and just overall unevolving individuals. I mean look at all the women around us, they have so many layers of complexity. Whether it be through fear, intelligence, lust or kindness, there is so much more to us than what is being represented here. It's so sad.

The premise of the story is way too fucked up for normal people like us. However i have to give props to the creators for not making me think way too much while reading it. The character progression and their evolving interactions, they were VERY well made. It felt.....almost convincing. Agreed that neither of the two characters are.....well......having positive traits. But I just feel like that low-key the idea behind the manga was about adaptability. I am not sure if the creators consciously did that or not, but that was what the endgame was all bout. Forget stalking, the other couple, you see real life instances like that, a way bit too much. Persistence, cajoling and somewhat manipulating the other unwilling half to eventually bend your way and to your whims. Lmao I am way too old for all of this, I guess I have seen my share of relations around me.

Why do I get the feeling that pink and red are gonna end up together, while Julian and Blue is gonna end up together and a fifth player is gonna come in and swoop our MC off his feet. But funnily enough, I have seen something like this happen EXACTLY with my male friend who is gay. Even nothing about it was funny or light hearted unlike this one.

I think some people are misunderstanding Kaji's character here. Kaji is infatuated with Kobayakawa, and the latter is is also harbouring deep feelings for the sensei, which the seme is WELL AWARE OF. And told him, multiple times to confess to him, so that they can make it official. However Kobayakawa, maybe due to his countryside upbringing or his soft timid nature, he could not confess openly, despite having the fact being right under his nose. I don't blame either of the two characters, they are just not very open to each other initially. But keep on reading the sequels, the seme and uke are really loving and passionate towards each other. It's really well etched out.

Dojin is muscly for an uke and I really love that, makes the characters more believable. Nonetheless the uke definitely has the "yaoi's stereotypical" soft look as far as face is concerned. The thing that really surprised me was the Yellow Dragon. For a seme, he's just downright beautiful. He has even a red cut crease on his eyes! That's like permanent!
lmao i remember how my bestie(who is gay) had a boyfriend. His bf was so freaking pretty and sassy but lmao when his friend cracked a joke abt him not being able to walk tomorrow he's like"ummm HE's the one getting drilled every night, he walks fine nonetheless" and our jaws collectively hit the floor. So yes, this is so freaking realistic, I want to cry.