Astraea is a moa's Manga

I am an emotional wreck while reading this. Why is it too realistic for it's own good? Also, there's something about the art that makes it seem like I'm in a psychedelic haze when I'm reading it. It's so addictive.

Obviously the hyung is a better choice but I don't think feelings change that easily. If Subin doesn't want him, I wanna keep him for myself lmao. When he almost stutters out "I love you" but says lobster instead, I frikken lost it. I might be down bad for him. It's unlikely to happen but I'm rooting for him all the way.

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I don't think I can finish reading this. My heart hurts for Jun, I can't—

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Damn, that was a great read. It had a satisfying end too. Finally, everything went according to what I wanted to happen in contrary to what I was expecting. I didn't expect that Subin is going to end up with Jun but I am glad that it turned out that way. I was rooting for them soooo bad. It was comedic and riddled with the bitter-sweet slice of life. It effectively depicts real-life romantic relationships between same-sex. I don't think I'll be moving on from this anytime soon.

I absolutely adore this manhwa. Instead of heavy plots with dark themes BL, I prefer these more. I love the slowburn and all the tooth-rotting fluff this has. Kanggo's family is absolute chaos and I'm living for it. As for Kamin, get him out of his home like ASAP. His family treats him like absolute sh— and he doesn't deserve that treatment.

Edit: My stomach hurt from laughing too much and my jaw hurts from smiling all throughout this series. I seriously wanted more and did not even realize it is kind of long, almost a hundred chapters? My final thoughts abt this is that it is a refreshing read, I'm in love with the characters and the story progression. Would definitely reread and I urge you to read it since its sooooo good. Not a single minute of your time will be wasted.