
High school kids these daysss

It seems like you misunderstood. This novel isn’t just about meaningless bullying -it’s about the hierarchy within male society. On top of that, it highlights their strong prejudice against homosexuality. It’s essentially how the world of these men operates. You’ll get what I mean when a side character shows up during the MC and ML’s senior year of high school.
Also, the story portrays these dynamics in a raw and unfiltered way. That’s why it might feel a bit over-the-top, but in South Korea, this context makes more sense. Plus, it’s clear that the MC’s perspective dramatizes things even further. You’ll notice this shift in his thoughts when he gets to college.
I like the older brother. He’s calm and cool headed. Love that the younger brother freely expresses his feelings but he’s too hot headed for my liking.
In conclusion, the mc can have the younger brother and i’ll have the oppa all to myself.
I don’t know… narrative choice is throwing the stupidly rich act, throwing away stuff that are just fine, with all the technology and super power, there’s nothing to disinfect kill the 100% of germs? Bro should carry disinfectant and single use tissues.
Seeing that perfectly fine cloth handkerchief away like that.
I know it’s silly, but it made me upset.
I looked past the harassment and other none sense, but that…
That made me pause and wonder if I should keep on reading.
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I saw it as more of a trauma reaction thing haha. But i understand why you would feel that way. The authors love their rich, obnoxious and emotionally unavailable characters.