I have no idea how I feel about these modern arcs, the last one was pretty bad too but it had enough really good character moments to pull me through. The current arc feels really crowded and unfocused.
Honestly this series started losing me when Fushi started being able to bring back his friends, like the point of it is to see an immortal being have to live through other’s deaths and the value of life. The author started this partially because of her grandmothers death. But I’ll see where it goes at the very least I can always appreciate the earlier chapters in isolation.
We haven’t had comments for so long I’m just posting what I’ve been thinking about for the past year lol
Guys I got something to break to you about all royalty ever lmao
still gross though
Agreed
I know it’s flamenco/ paso doble step, but Adam stomping looks like the little foot taps geese do when happy lmao
I dislike both of the dominant/seme guys but the first one grinds my gears because he made rude comments, ended up assaulting him and ripping up shit and didn’t even show remorse for it and the white haired guy forgave him anyway...
Ima over analyze for fun now. Take this with a grain of salt I’m just rambling
There wasn’t too many big plot points the story is character driven and it feels like witnessing a small portion of these character’s lives, they have previous engagements and their emotions don’t all get wrapped up at the end but they do develop. The only thing I wish is that Sangho and his brother had a bit more development, the fact that there wasn’t an emotional climax for that felt kinda weird. Same for Sangho’s old boyfriend but I didn’t like him so I personally didn’t care he didn’t get an ending lol.
I kinda understand the people that say Sangho and Hakdo didn’t feel like they love each other , because they do dance around it a lot. Sangho is too prideful and nervous to admit it for the longest time. And Hakdo is a player that’s emotionally invested in someone else. But if you look at their actions they stay together in the important moments, even after they fight they come back and make sure everything is okay. Neither of them do anything malicious to each other, generally can be relaxed around each other and they have good sexual chemistry so it makes sense that they stay together. They don’t get much of a chance to express the non sexual love but I still think it shows through enough in their actions for the ending to be satisfying.
This is a pretty good story as a psychological twisted romance type thing. Although the ending just being completely happy was kinda oof I wish the author committed to the psychological horror part of it and give it a more bleak ending. Hayato was pretty good at creeping me the fuck out but also being kinda? sympathetic because from his perspective he has nobody expect his brother. The scene where he was interrupted by his classmates on the phone and his brother said sounds like your having fun and he had a panic attack basically because he realized that he could connect with others but chose not to like that was a good moment for the character.
Yuki didn’t have a lot of character probably because this was pretty short and was written with a happy end so he kinda got simplified. But he was still a strong character up until the end where he just gives in.
I don’t hate this but I definitely didn’t read it as unironically romantic, that’s why I think the ending was bad because it had a nice everything fine we all made up even tho my brother silenced everyone who ever talked to me. Again I just wish the author had more chapters or something to flush out that ending so it feels more like a tragedy cause it’s supposed to be? Like we should look at these two fucked up kids, brothers at that, causing trauma and rape happening and see it as bitter with little bit of sweet to make it readable.
Anyway I just overanalyze things aha this was more for my own thought dumping
You got that absolutely right! I agree! The ending doesn't seem right. Though I sort of like it but I don't really like how it ended. Like something is missing and we are very curious about what will happen to them after they graduated. Since Hayato has awakened his inner monster, and even if he said "goodbye, dear monster." we can clear see that Hayato is not 100% settle with his feelings. Also, Yuki finally showed his true feelings but he is also still in a state of confusion and trauma. Realized it or not, Yuki is still in trauma. That's why the story is still hanging (in my opinion). Putting the sad tragedy as the ending may be the right way to end the story but... As Hayato and Yuki seem to be able to accept each other despite the hidden trauma that they actually deny, I think a good ending is a good choice too.(⌒▽⌒)
I thought he was kidding that they were actually in highschool. But yea now that I look at it again it didn’t seem like a joke? I’m kinda confused, did the seme actually fuck his sempai or was that part of his dream? Cause at the end he said that he only fingered him? Or is it a flashback?? I guess more chapters have to be released but I’m confused and intrigued.
If he turns out to be filming actual high school girls.... oof
Okay wether or not he comes back to life I’m actually crying right now what the fuck I’ve never cried to a MANGA BEFORE GODDAMN
Bruh who is this guy can he please stop reappearing every new chapter lmao