
You'd think they'd be more open minded about homosexuality since they live abroad but ig not. Well, at least the father said they'll try so that's a start ig.

Not really what I meant, after all, homophobia and other sorts of bigotry exists everywhere, albeit lesser in some parts of the world. I simply mean how compared to a traditionally conservative country like Japan, western countries definitely are more open minded and more welcoming of liberal views and concepts. Knowing they've been living there for three decades, you'd think they'd be exposed to that environment, and by extension being influenced by it to some degree. Thus my statement of the assumption that they'd be more open minded due to living abroad, not that homophobia doesn't exist abroad. Lmao.

The mom did say she thought she was more open minded. This is the truth to many people. Most of us don't care if others are LGBT, but it's a different story when it happens to our own children. It's not as simple as about acceptance. I bet most people here don't have children, so it's easy to say, just accept it. When it comes to parents, rationality is often thrown out of the window. Sexuality is not the only thing. Choice of school, medicine, clothings, toys, jobs, practically everything, parents tend to want what they consider the best for their children. Even when their children have become adults, it doesn't matter. In the parents eyes, their children are forever children.

I remember reading this a few years back and I just reread it and I somehow feel like it's a little bit lacking as chapters went on. Maybe it's cause after the first batch of class, the next stories and their "problems" were more shallow and was often left on a weird note or left hanging. There are some characters who are almost a repeat of previous arcs' characters, and some who were only briefly showed and didn't leave an impact/weren't interesting enough.
P.S. I couldn't catch what the problem was with the previous school's last girl, the one who couldn't stand the talk of why murder is not fine. I must've missed it lmao.

Lowkey am fearful of a "they met when they were younger" troupe. I can see it happening on prosecutor's side of the love triangle cuz the author really needs to work hard to win people's hearts back if they want the prosecutor to be the end game. +koreans love that troupe lmao so overused in Webtoons. The prosecutor also has that mark on his forehead which I feel like will have a backstory that'll earn mc's sympathy or be connected to him in some way. It seems like he'll start his chasing/redemption arc by being the pining 2nd lead, hate that cuz it's giving a chance to him being end game. Pls no.

Damn, author is so good, even the MC's past feels like a main story of a main couple. These are flashbacks but I keep wishing for them to achieve their dream plans knowing damn well that Jinhyeong is now with Uyun. Him and Rik just had such a gut wrenching heart tugging story, it would be a great standalone story ngl. I love them, hope for the best for Rik cuz I know Jinhyeong is happy now, I hope he is too.
Lmaooooo potato only playing rock but orange hair doesn't realize it. Dumb and dumber