Worrying about someone doesn't mean you're "treating them like a girl". It doesn't matter your gender, you can still catch colds or be robbed in a dangerous street. The problem is just when someone acts overly protective. It's good that Daichi let go of his insecurities later though.
I can't get over how the mangaka drew the tattoo up to his juicy ass when that makes it harder to redraw it. Talk about priorities lmao
My hunch about Alto's origin was right, but frankly, I still have no theories regarding on how they can neutralize the black sea or why it can only possess certain people.
I really like the director actually. That sort of catlike personality is attractive to me lmao. I wish they were in a different manga, this sort of love triangle shit doesn't appeal to me when it's done just to prolong a story and cause miscommunication on top of miscommunication. It just gets tiring.
Minato really needs therapy to deal with his own issues and trauma. Such insecurity is not healthy
Tbh it reminds me of how my lesbian friend doesn't care much about her gf's exes being around since their circle here is kinda small. I don't think I'd have reached the same level of "nirvana" she or those guys did unless it was just some quick fling that lasted a few months at most lmao
Is this couple twisted? Yes, but they're also hot af lol. I love twisted couples as long as the authors don't try to act like they didn't do anything.
(I edited my comment since I found out a word I used could be seen as a slur. Sorry there, I'm not a native speaker so I didn't know).
Now I'm even more confused about the Queen's feelings towards his mom.
It's easy to say violence isn't the answer, but then what are you supposed to do when the police doesn't do anything? Uke is quite naive in saying this but not proposing any other solution. Laying low doesn't really mean anything. I've seen gangs kicking people out of their houses simply because their houses were at strategical points to them. Usually it's easier leaving the place than trying to go against these gangs, which is still very hard emotionally wise. The most the seme could do is support another yakuza branch to beat the current one in power, striking a deal with them as a neighbor clan. But it's not like this would be a 100% no violence solution, just a more a quicker and more stable one.
"Yeah, I was stalking you, now bye *proceeds to leave the apartment*"
Okay, now this was a new type of behavior for a stalking ML lol
I feel like a lot of authors confuse sheltered and lonely people. People who can only rely on themselves tend to be very wary of others, unlike the MC here, who's acting like a sheltered young teen.
I remember reading the novel of this webtoon and thinking it did a worse job than Hua Hua You Long did with its extremely toxic psycho prince lol. The thing is that the bottom here is so consumed by his traumas, he gladly accepts anything the prince does because his existence to him is similar to that of a god. So this story may not be for you if want to see a bottom who'll at least call out the toxic top once.
The Queen is genuinely a very good villain. Like, I'd put her among the top of BL villains since they're usually kinda shit, ngl lmao
Since the novel that inspired this manga is over, I'm assuming the uploader confused the author with the current artist of this webtoon. Still, I'm wishing them the best and for their chronic illness to be stable asap.
The biggest plot twist would be if that guy actually loved her wtf
The slow pace makes me think this is a manga of two volumes.
