just when the story was finally picking up, it ended so suddenly. why do all the good ones end so quickly? if it was going to be this short, they should’ve cut down on the smut scenes and focused more on developing the characters and the plot. i really hope we get some side stories at least.
the author could've dive deep into their personalities, backstories and their relationship but ig its more convenient to end it in general. too bad cause ive seen plenty of novel spoilers saying its really good because their dynamic is quite unique from other bls and the story was well written, hoping to get side stories at least.
It is tho the Manhwa always changes
Manhwa is rush. The novel is goodd
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Hot take, but i really think Yijae let things get to this point. Minhyung was already messed up from the start, and the signs were there, but Yijae didn’t really take it seriously. He just said a few things and ignored the rest. Even when his own friend warned him, he stayed. Plus he already has an idea his boyfriend died because of Minhyung, and now he’s shocked at what happened right now? You can’t be surprised by something you allowed to continue. Too bad the director got dragged in.
Nah i agree with you also the same thing with a tree without roots both ukes ignored the signs and this blind bitch was even worse than heeseo but yijae ignored it all
its hard being single then see them flirt so casually the heck
i love that even though seolwoo loves doha, he's aware of how much doha's possessiveness and obsession are not healthy and not the type of love he's seeking for that's why even though they're practically married and have a baby he's not staying in a relationship that's sucking the life out of him so hopefully doha realize that.
wth i just remembered hyesung and dojin newlyweds/pregnant era
FRR
I was honestly expecting a half-baked ending since everything felt a bit rushed, but it actually wrapped up beautifully. Sure, some side stories would help fill in the gaps and unanswered questions, but overall, I really liked how it ended. Sometimes, choosing to walk away isn’t a bad thing—it can actually be the right choice.