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Webtoonization of a web novel of the same name! "Adar" the escaped slave. Arriving at the ...

Main storyline: There is a kingdom on a island somewhere in the four seas. All was well until one da...

From what I have seen there might be a time skip at some point (I don't remember where I saw the raws btw), which means that that may be the reason why Om is 16. My guess is that they'll make a promise to wait until Om is older and be in a long engagement, but again, maybe I'm wrong haha ┑(￣Д ￣)┍

Oscar, an Alpha, was raised as the crown prince of Galguardand has grown to be both handsome and ref...

The city of Tokyo is split between two mafia groups: The Dragon Head and The King Caesar organizatio...

Kabu was told by his father, that he is going to succeed the Umezaki group, but he is hesitant to do...

Read the tags. Know the difference between reality and fiction. Drop if it ain't for you. Simple.

So many ppl are complaining about stuff, like yeah, the point is to see fucked up couples and relationships. Like I wish we could go back to the time ppl just could love fucked up shit in peace without all these preachers in the comments. I know it's fucked up, that's why I read it lol

 A story of murder and violence, "Unhinged" follows Erika as she walks a path of veng...

I love Yacchan BUT endgame for me has always been Toono and Kashima. They were introduced together and have good chemistry, I will die on this hill.

Also, damn you blondie! You're just using your bf and I just want him to be happyyyyyyyy ╥﹏╥

If anyone has read/watched it, Ouran Highschool Host Club has a similar thing going. Tamaki, due to his traumas and issues, spent a good chunk of the story seeing his feelings towards Haruhi as those of a father and not of a crush. So he had these conflicting feelings about seeing himself as a father figure to Haruhi, but actually developing romantic feelings. That's what's going on in the story, Suzu initially saw his brother through Hana, but as they have spent time together, Suzu is starting to see Hana as an individual. Now he's stuck between "he reminds me of my brother" and "my heart begins to race when I see Hana". It's not that Hana is the brother or that Suzu loves his brother romantically, but that he's starting to develop feelings for a person he only used to see as a reflection of his beloved brother.

From Shinmakoku Scanlations:Honami Kairi's fate changes when he accepted an offer from an old man to...

Masataka takes care of a shrine, which houses the 12 spirit animals of the Chinese zodiac. One day h...

"I love you master." Born a servant, falls in love with a master who loathes servants. Exq...

http://www.lezhin.com/en/comic/bloodbank<br >A world where vampire govern humans!<br >We...

Hwa Gok is just a normal university student, until he sees a girl being attacked by the popular Lee ...

Kotaro goes to work as a housekeeper for the writer Ayumi, his mother's relative and a man Kota...

"With some practice, you might get used to it."That's what his friends said after ask...

Not to insult anyone (for real) but although Mi-Ok is misguided, she is not just being nosy for no reason. This story is set in RURAL South Korea, somewhere even farther away from the more progressive views of big urban cities. Too many people are applying their own views on the matter - "Why does it matter?! It isn't hurting anyone! It's none of her business!" But that's not Mi-Ok's or, at a larger scale, SK society's view. They don't see a gay relationship as normal, especially in highly rural areas. Will this story make the villagers raging homophobes? Most likely not, but the fear is real. It is ingrained in some societies that anything apart from the "norm" is to be rejected, which is one of the worst forms of punishments for many. If you're cut off from society, who will have your back? Who can guide you? Who can provide services? Who can you work alongside? Humans are social creatures, isolation from the group can be mentally and physically exhausting. For Mi-Ok, just feeling ousted for being an abandoned child is enough to send her down a spiral - especially as young college student living in a big city without a support system - and while she's wrong about abnormalities in society, she has a point in asking about the validity of their relationship where they live. If she feels ousted due to her smaller situation, how will a gay couple raising a child feel? In a rural community, the help and support provided by everyone is valuable and being ousted of that community is harsh. Aside from possibly being scorned at, harassed, or bullied, they'll be on their own for the rest of time - and while Sung-Ho still has the ability to live elsewhere due to his military background and language skills, will Kwon be able to bear it? Having been taking care of the community basically his entire life, will he be able to stand being isolated? Will he be willing to leave it behind for acceptance and support? Would he even want that? Again, Mi-Ok isn't right, but she's not being "nosy just to be nosy", she seems genuinely worried about someone who is valuable to the community and is like an older brother to her. Not to mention, this isn't the first time this topic has been brought up. At the end of season 1, Sung-Ho's friend from America literally says the quiet part aloud and Sung-Ho sort of agrees.

Friend: "To be honest. I don't think Korea is a good place for two fathers to raise a kid together."
Sung-Ho: "I Know."
Friend: "Are you sure about this?"
Sung-Ho: "No... Not at all."

Sung-Ho is more open to having a relationship with Kwon now, they both are genuine in their love, but is that enough? Can they withstand the possible storm coming? Will they be willing or able to face the challenges? Will they have to raise a daughter in the midst of conflict and rejection? How will their daughter be treated because of her parents? While they might not outwardly say anything to her, the villagers might treat her like an outsider forever, forced to leave when she has enough of being seen as some sort of pariah. Will she resent her fathers for putting her in that situation?

Clearly Mi-Ok is going through a lot and she is barely a young adult, which doesn't excuse that she caused Kwon to be harassed and did take things too far. She feels abandoned, possibly suicidal, and has been dealing with her grandmother's health on her own. I find it weird that people are just seeing it as "a nosy brat choosing to just be a brat" and not as "a mentally unwell young adult with misguided ideas wanting to protect herself and others." Also, I'm not saying you should say "well, she's unwell, she's not wrong!" or "it's okay because she's mentally unwell." What I am saying is that people seem so reactionary that they are genuinely confused as to what Mi-Ok meant because they aren't actually listening to what she is saying but are reacting to her disapproval of a gay relationship. Might it be triggering, sure, but c'mon, please think about her words as well. Personally, I think the village people may be wary at first but will come to accept Kwon and Sung-Ho's relationship, so it will work out, but within the story, it is a real fear that Mi-Ok is experiencing.

Anyways, rant over lol

FYI, the author had to begin self-publishing the end part of the manga bc the online publisher dropped the manga due to low sales. Currently, the author plans to re-draw from the beginning and there is the strong possibility of a sequel. However, the author has not stated anything officially regarding a date of return, so we're just going to have to sit and wait until they say what's next.

So yeah, we are sitting on hopes, dreams, and questions about the future.

So far the factions/groups are as follow: (for personal record mostly lol)

-Kaazu: Led by Hiiro, a clone and the togabito of chains. Beneath Kaazu is the Zodiac police and Nanba prisons. Their goal is to destroy all togabito.
-Zodiac Police: Organization that hunts down criminals. Currently, the warden of the male Nanba prison is looking for #610 who is the only prisoner to have ever escaped Nanba. Has become fractured.
-Ram and Sophia: They are being hunted by the Zodiac Police, Sophia's adoptive sister, Kaazu, and Shiki. They have been joined by two members of the Zodiac Police. Sophia is the togabito of Night and can awaken/ make other fall asleep.
-#610 and co: Is being hunted down by Kaazu, the Zodiac Police, and Shiki. He is an immortal togabito who can awaken powers in individuals with the aptitude for powers. He has a memory problem and is being escorted by an assassin who plans to kill him himself.
-Nanba Prison: Under the leadership of Hiiro, they function as an actual prison, the execution grounds for togabito, and as a personal cage for Jyugo. Some know the truth and others are unaware, but fractions may form as the truth is revealed.
-Uno, Rock, and Nico: For *spoiler* reasons they are maintaining a facade with Jyugo. They care about him but are hiding the truth from him.
-Enki: Decreased but he had been uncovering the truth about Nanba, and left behind evidence for the Warden and others. Kiji, the warden of female Nanba prison, and Samon are aware of some of his discoveries.

-Shiki: Led by white haired scientist(can never remember his name) who was transformed into a Togabito by #610. He is the togabito of record and can manipulate memories in various forms (such as giving memories or changing memories). He experiments a lot and is responsible for the creation/awakening of Elf, Musashi, and Jyugo. The goal of the organization is to evolve humans into togabito. They are into kidnapping and/or experimenting on people, as well as into recruiting togabito forcefully.

-Shinigami Cult: Cult that worships all kinds of death gods. Sith(?) Is a member.

-Togabitos: For various reasons they may hate or love Nanba/Kaazu/Shiki. Some are completely innocent individuals caught up in a quarrel, such as Tengu, Noriko, Musashi, etc. Some are dangerous.


These are all I can remember but man this story is great but tragic.