I 100% knew it but I didn't know the uke knew it. I thought eventuqlly the seme will remember before the uke and when the uke finds out he'll be very angry and/or hurt because he'll think the seme only told him that he is his destined out of guilt and stuff...
But I'm glad it worked out this way even though this leaves the possibility of the seme feeling too guilty and maybe thinking the uke just wanted to get revenge on him somehow by making him fall in love...
I've no idea what original manga they are from since this is a dj but I liked this as a standalone yaoi
I don't mind the fact that the seme fell for his previous love's "son" because shit happens and in a farm where the only person he could bond with is the uke and with the time they had together, i's no brainer he fell for him but wat's with the seme's previous lover who appeared, declared he can't lose to the sempai since he already has a kid (the uke) and then fuked right off ? and in the extras the seme told the uke not to worry about him because he already has someone else ? WTF
This reminds me too much of " http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/from_points_of_three/?av=2" with the sunbae being all secretive and scheming and trying to make the other guy fall for him yet pull back when it feels like it's getting real...
So far, I hate the sunbae's character. I don't like people who try to use others' naiveté/lack of experience as a source of amusement.
I, at least liked the seme from the webtoon "from points of three" because I knew earlier on that he loved the uke and he was just being awkward and didn't know how to get from his "dom persona" to a true lover persona outside of bed.
The sunbae in this story feels too bland and manipulative but it doesn't seem like he loves the uke at all at this point
I like the webtoon's story and art as well as the main girl character. However, I find that the true terrifying characters are the ones that aren't 2D evil but they have this "reverse moral" system where they justify everything and make themselves out to be the heroes. In this story, the evil guys, her family, are too cartoonishly evil. Like who raises a child from their own flesh and blood and causally tosses them to be sacrificed ? It would've made more sense if she was a relative and sacrificing her would mean their own daughter would survive or something...
But the "evil for evil's sake" thing never does it for me...like I remember the first example where I was like "why the fuck are you this way" was with Harry Potter and how his aunt and uncle treated him...it was just typical disney evil queen stuff.
I like for evil guys to have a purpose, motive and not just "let's get power and kill our daughter" but something that might make sense if you try to adopt their point of view. Maybe I'm just expecting too muh these days
Humans were born with some greed in their system. Unfortunately, some people harness it more than others. Which brings us to this manga, the father only birthed both his daughters, one to marry off to the prince so he can have more power, and the other to use in other ways. Meaning that this type of scenario is possible. Especially with how everyone is.
I'm sorry, my friend, but it seems you are fortunate enough to have never encountered real Evil. People who do evil don't always have a good reason, or really any reason at all (see Stanford Prison Experiment and Lucifer Effect.) It's hard to accept because Hollywood has kinda made a joke of it and we've fallen into the Freudian Excuse where we try to justify every act of evil with "my parents didn't love." We don't like having actions without direct causes. That's where your reverse moral system usually comes in, but you have it backwards. 9/10 in real life, it's not- my moral system says I should hurt this person so I have no choice. It's- oh look, there's this great loophole in my/other people's moral system that will let me get what I want. Then they will use that loophole to justify to the nth degree and magically the villain becomes the hero/victim. And most of the time, they don't even realize they're doing it. Is there hope? Yes, but it's not popular, and in some countries it WILL get you killed.
Not bad for a shoujo (not a genre I'm usually interested in). At least there's an actual plot and the girl isn't throwing herself at the guy 24/7 and she has atual merits to her
ugh why did I read this knowing that there's only 1 available chapter and that I'm in for an angst ride ? I must be a little masochistic ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
I surely feel you there
I usually hate shoujo manga/manhwa/webtoons but I like me a good balanced couple where both the girl and the guy have their merits and stand proudly on equal grounds
I totally agree with you, there is always a relationship where the male lead is almost always dominant and otherwise, it is the female lead.
Why must it be that way? ヽ(`Д´)ﾉ
I enjoy much more a romance story like this!(๑•ㅂ•)و✧
Gimme recommendation people
I want to read more of something like this
Survive as the hero’s wife,
The reason why reliana ended up at the dukes mansion,
Strange and beautiful,
Empress of another world.
I hope u like these recommendations.^.
I have read them all except strange and beautiful
Thank you so much (づ￣ ³￣)づ
Well I hope u hav fun reading strange and beautiful
Honestly, I didn't like it. The seme's character was so meh for the entirety of 4 chapters and only showed his feelings in the later half f the last chapter. Not a fan of that
Yeah.. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
The kiss thing is not American but from experience, some european countries as well as African countries do greet by kissing ON THE CHEEK. Not an American thing though
Japanese ppl seem to think it is lol
This isn't the first time I've seen it in manga, definitely won't be my last
I'm in the UK see it all the time in manga but not so much in RL, family and close sometimes kiss on the cheek, I've been kissed on the cheek by friends of the family at formal events, I've seen close friends who kiss on the lip as a greeting (normally BxG, mostly where the girl is leading the boy along without any chance of it being more than friendship). I don't even like to be hugged.
"I don't even like to be hugged" same my friend, same... I can't even fake liking hugs. During the holidays, you'd catch me a 26-year-old grown ass woman sneaking around so that people get confused and think they've already greeted me when they haven't (multiple families arrive at once at my grandparents' house so you can't keep track of who greeted whom) and if I'm caught I freeze and the other person would be hugging me while I stand there limp yet very stiff somehow x'D It's torture
:)))))))
You're cuuute ^ ^
In Belgium it's quite common to kiss on the cheek as a greeting, even during a first meeting. On special occasions, like birthdays, typically 3 kisses are given. But kissing on the lips is exclusive for couples or, sometimes, friends fooling around.