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It's pissing me off how literally everything that's happening right now can be simply solved and done for if our dear Siwon just really really r e a l l y made up his mind for good and confessed his true feelings for Jinha.

I might be reading too much into this.
But I think Ayukawa has caught up with the fact that Yukimura is from a high class family.

There was this little scene where Ayukawa flipped the chopsticks upwards landing on top of the tissue. The placement of these things in the big room was by Yukimura.

I think since Yukimura grew up with the rich, they don't usually use chopsticks but spoons and forks. So he may have had the habit of leaving the tissue there (as a napkin) or it was for the placement of utensils (spoon and fork)

This is what I thought of because of how Ayukawa stared at it for some time.

But maybe I'm just overthinking lol

I really love Wally the first time I saw him. I treated him as my son and rooted for him till the end. Because seriously, he treats Berry SO MUCH BETTER than Darin. Darin, oh my god, he's like almost in my hate list. I thought it was really heart crushing when he cried so hard in the first few chapters but WOW he deserved it! He is so obssessive, manipulative, selfish and utterly toxic! If Berry ended up with him, I would've NOPED the fuck out of this webtoon. Thank God he changed in the end.
The ending may seemed rush but for me, it was rather fine. I really don't get why people are angry becausd of the 'shit ending'? Was it because Darin x Pear didn't happen? I kinda get it that this site is purely more on yaoi, and as a yaoi reader, I actually sense something between the two of them going on but not ending the two of them together was fine for me? They are both victims of falling out of love but that doesn't mean they should end up together? Tbh it made me think that Pear would regret marrying some girl than Darin but that story is for another time. For me, I'm already content and it was such a good read. I really don't think this is shitty.
Hats off to Berry and Wally, I love them so much.

I remember finding this one when it still had a few chapters and still updating. Got excited to find out it's already completed.
The first parts were really awesome,where it starts off with Jaegu, the poor and weak kid, turning out to be a stronger person than before. And maybe I'm just a person who needs closure and something definite? It seems it ended so abrupt, or is it because the author wanted us to imagine how it'll progress from that ending? To be honest, I enjoyed every chapter and how vast the characters are and their personalities, and I'm actually always keeping an eye on them. Because it seems to me that when it comes to the end, I'm always trying to find them. I might be a sucker for happy endings, but hey, it makes me feel complete.
There were a lot of things left out, such as what hapoened to the 'fiance', Hyeshin's revenge against Queen, the principal and the director, the 'Get close to Jaegu to awaken your maiden side' plan (what happened to that?)
But, I really could feel what Jae Gu felt. Reading the chapters while Queen was somewhere else was really lonely,and maybe it's going to turn all lively again once they're united with each other (which is the end- with no sequels). Like I said, ABRUPT.

Hello new arc, I've caught up with the updates and this time I have no exact idea what's gonna happen. I'm honestly scared right now.
I also feel so bad for Bum, I really want him to escape from Sangwoo quickly. At the same time I just want hin to stay and be a 'good boy' for SW because judging by previous attempts of escaping, I dont want to see him hurt anymore. I do hope he has the strength to leave SW or stab him with a kitchen knife.

I need a time machine! Take me to the future where this webtoon is finally complete! I can't waaaaaiiiiiit, the cliffhangers are k i l l i n g me

This webtoon makes you THINK that you know what's going to happen or not. I actually love reading Psychological manga (ex. Harada, Ogawa Chise) but wow, I was never this speechless? I thought I knew what's going to happen and what we should expect. This was very much different and it immediately threw me off the loop. As the story progresses, I don't even know what's real anymore. But with the latest chapter, I do know that Bum has already got a special spot for Sangwoo (How he turned batshit when he thought Bum escaped) The only mystery thing now is if Bum still likes him or not? Is it all an act or real?
And this goes making me think of what might happen in the future, but when there's police involved, I bet there's going to be a tragedy (such as death), but we will never know. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ It already caught me off guard and I want to know more.

I actually felt really sad about the two of them being victims and then that sudden flup where in the it implies Yui took the role of 'Nii-chan'. I thought it was the end, I didn't want anything left to be unanswered so half sad half happy that it'll continue.
In terms of people saying how Harada made it romanticized, do think again. If it was because of Yui professing his love for 'nii-chan' made it seem so, it ain't really. It's actually realistic. I also love how Harada added about the society, views, what should be and what's 'nornal'. The world can be fucked up, it's not like they ended up together anyways.

2? 3? 4? Gosh I don't even remember how many times I reread this manga. All of Natsume Isaku's works are good, but for me, this one stands out than the others. I really love how the story plays out and their relationship throughout each chapter. My favorite part in this manga is the first 5 chapters when Onoe starts to fall in love with Kaburagi and he starts blushing every now and then. Super cute!

This was one heck of a ride for me. I stayed all night till 7 in the morning to finish reading it all. Was it worth it? Yes. But I'm afraid that in some time I would forget this webtoon even exist because to tell the truth, the ending didn't leave a great impression on me. The story was fantastic, not too cliche, dwells on realistic themes in certain aspects, and was fun to read. Yet the last few chapters were quite... different? IT IS a happy ending, but I felt so incomplete; something missing. It's not like the feeling that you had a good read and since it ended, you felt empty because it's done.
Here, the ending was abrupt. Like after all that angst and drama they just smack a 'The End' in the last chapter and it was all 'done'.
I couldn't handle the ending well because I'm still not done with Yuri. There was no closure between them, or maybe it's just lacking the good 'ol fluff we've been seeing the past few chapters. There were minor questions popping up in my head about Yuri. I actually want to know how his character will turn out to be in the future. Only being vulnerable (or losing pride) is not what I wanted to see as a person who changes. He went through a lot of things that I don't think it could be solved with 2 - 3 chapters? It really takes time, but we were shoved with immediate fluff and the 'The End', leaving me confused a slight bit.
I might be wrong, or maybe just rambling, but these are just my thoughts. And if you completely read all these things I typed then I applaud for you.