It's the fact that Candy is holding blondie at gunpoint so casually in the hospital halls as if hospital staff and civilians no longer exist
I feel something bad will eventually happen to blondie and the blind guy's going to be with that friend of his that fell from the pole?
yeah tbhh i feel like that would be the ending too. it'll be a bad ending if ml ends up with the blonde guy,,,, but if the blonde guy dies in the ending id be lowk sad lmfao i js want him to be sent to a mental institution or smth wkwkwk
Is it really the end? I remember someone posted the raws in Chinese and there were 10+ chapters if I remember correctly
I should've minded my business but I just looked up this author and apparently most of their work is basically furry porn - beastiality
I felt this served no purpose other than shock value? Like it had potential? It could've gone in depth into Ookami's backstory. How could he accept being raped nonchalantly?How does it serve him letting Murano take out his anger on him?
Now Murano's a weak minded person that gives into peer pressure? What about his moral compass? Was peer pressure and him projecting his insecurities onto Ookami solely enough to fog his sense of morality?
Lastly, I hope no one reading this manga tries to romanticise the trauma bonding and self-harm portrayed here
Honestly I agree with you 500% it actually lacks so much depth and clarity just looks like the story was trying to be so messed up it came out bland and rather demeaning
" I'm at a place where I have no idea where and what to fix ''
I love this manga so much but sometimes I wish it would just wrap up soon. I've been following it since 2017. Regardless, the new dynamic to their relationship just got 10x more intriguing now
Hondou's giving me the same vibes as Doumeki from twittering birds never fly. They have the same intense gaze and similar mannerisms. Jun's defiant sexual aura reminds me of Yashiro as well.
ditto
I was about to say Doumeki is that you....you got it spot on
This has the right amount of angst and vulnerability. Their struggles felt so raw and the panel where they were lying in each others embrace was so endearing.
The sister's words were a painful reminder. My older sister probably feels the same way about me. We had a rough childhood so I can't help but feel grateful for all what she's done for me. I'm becoming more independent now so I'm happy that she can now prioritize herself more.