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this comment section needs a nuke

unc pulled a baddie

:(

the transition from the memory to present day...him doing keepy ups cause he's pissed and sending it into the goal...removing his jacket... GETTING WET (WET HAIR, WET SHIRT)... bruh i'm actually starving. give it to me rachel

this was so insanely buzzy omfg

when el*n musk's neuralink thing drops in 204X and you can finally block words from physical AND virtual reality, the first on my list will be 'ivantill'

juyeon's actions are morally, legally, and ethically inexcusable. both he and jiwook are spiritually bankrupt, barrel-scraping, bottom dwellers who have no business amongst their fellow human beings.

only came back to see if the author resurrected his twinkness, but why am i kinda disappointed? like i'm happy ofc but they didn't even at least do it when he was bigger what was the point??

yeah unc you're gonna have to sit this one out

i'm hesitant to say it was just 20+ straight chapters of misery porn, but i'm not sure how i feel about the conclusion. in the end, taejae kind of got the best ending out of the four main (?) characters; hyemi is still living her pathetic, frictionless life, yoonchae lost everything and was driven to suicide from despair, and her ex-fiancé is still the misogynistic, soulless scum who'll probably never find true love. what i do appreciate is how multifaceted this story was; the author really took care to examine how interpersonal relationships are affected by capitalism, especially in south korea which is currently one of our world's most extreme examples of a hyper-capitalistic society. every character couldn't escape the weight of these expectations and requirements, and it eventually ruined every single relationship, even culminating in death. i'll always love a complex female character, so while i didn't love the story as much as i thought i would've, it definitely had its merits. rip taejae