ugh i cant take it anymore. this homo cries on every inconsequential things like bitch get a grip. shame that the ahjusi is so hot but the bottom is so annoying( ̄へ ̄)
I understand a difference in opinion and not liking characters, but why did you feel the need to call him a homo? Not sure if you know or not but that's a derogatory term for gay people. Please don't use that word in the future when describing someone.
Anyone have the link for the anime adaptation? The first episode is already out but it's behind a paywall :(
It's not just the paywall that is a problem from what I read, also the age verification.
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But searching a bit gave a result.... so try this:
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1JK4y1U7J9
I really like season 1, but season 2 felt like a completely different manga. The style is changed, and the characters personality and action felt very different from season 1.
I haven't read the whole story in a while but the change was intentional and was symbolic of the change in their relationship and in Woojin's perspective. Before he becomes attached to Hwon, his memories are distorted and he's disinterested in his own life, hence the grey scale. As his love and attachement grow, color is introduced. It also serves to enhance the mystery of Hwon's identity (because Woojin couldn't remember who the beggar was and who his friend was). And the reason you felt Hwon's personality changed was because your perspective around his motive changed once you were introduced to new information. Hwon is just as manipulative and violent as the first season, but he changes tactics (i e. his aggressive approach) to try to lure Woojin back in. A lot of the changes in characters is simply character development in response to changing situations. Not trying to dismiss your perspective!! just trying to introduce some possible symbolism that could influence the perception of the story bc I love this story so much haha.
Translator(s), if somehow you read this PLEASE use hyung instead of bro. Bro have totally different meaning than hyung. Not to mention it's a very straight thing to say (at least in the US) so its a double cringe.