Holy fuck he's an employee not a goddamn dog....
Also the most basic ass tshirt XD
Some of you have never read those isekai 300+ chp 'haven't even figured out im in love with the Male lead yet' mangas and it shows. I legitimately wouldn't even consider this a slow burn. We've had separation from the ex, we've had getting to know a new person, we've had verbal confirmation of feelings on both sides, we've had physical confirmation of feelings, we've had communication issues resolved, we've gotten political mechanations and history of ML...i think the pacing is great honestly. (づ￣ ³￣)づ
God she's attractive when she's pissed! I hope she gives her family hell!
Low key obsessed with this mc already! It's also refreshing to have an uke who proves themselves to others and THEN ml gets interested, rather than some rich dude cinderella-storying them a job/house/etc because they fucking
When reading this before, I had this feeling maybe the bottom had had bad experiences with sex, and now seeing that the brother is hell bent on revenge and has a sadistic nature, I'm even more worried that he'll get raped :(
Poor baby T-T also.... does that mean he finds another boy to act like his son??
Im wondering if his father sent ilya to hanu BECAUSE they treat omegas so well, like he knew this country was no good for him. Especially with Thorne saying "the king decided arbitrarily himself", so maybe even against what his advisors wished?
The craziest part of this is how Riku's parents just instantly stopped loving him as their son...I understand wanting to find your blood, but like... not even welcoming him back home when he's the only reason you're not bankrupt is wild ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Oh THANK GOODNESS THAT WAS THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULT （/TДT)/
I want the ex to mistake the brother as a debt collector sooo baadd (ノ≧∇≦)ノ
Kinda feels like the uke was gaslit into thinking his contribution to the artwork was 'normal' by his boss and the seme calling it perverted rang true deep down. Like, he can spout artistic justifications all day long, but at the end of the day it's all kinky. He seemed shocked to hear the seme's blunt take.
Lmao he shut that shit down real quick XD "bro im engaged"
Erm... feels like im the only one confused by this chapter... are they actually loan sharks? Why did the henchman have all that to say as if he knew everything? Did MC really tell him to say all that? I don't understand why the ex needs to find her... he could literally wait outside until she comes home?
Sooo GOOODD! ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ She's missing that "lady's maid, right hand woman" archetype character, so I hope she takes this woman with her!
Wait.....do we know anything about the company that the ex is working at? Is it possible that ML had anything to do with him getting hired and somehow orchestrating their emotional separation (hence the parachute hire)?? Does the dad know more about his son's personal life than we realize??? Am I just sleep deprived and spouting nonsense???? (⊙…⊙ )
We still don't know yet why he's so obsessed with her right? Like it could be their paths crossed in the past?
Maybe he's possessed? Like Guwon is the name of the body and the demon or whatever is learning about humans through him? So the demon is like, "damn son, your body/face is really coming in handy!"
Any guesses as to what is on the paper he took? （￣へ￣）
Two things that I can't resist: a muscular back and a man who can cook... ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄
Looked up Sisyphus and there's already so many references and potential foreshadowing in just the first 5 chapters.
He's the founder/king of Corinth and the one in Greek mythology who is punished to roll a boulder up a hill, only to have to fall back to the bottom, for all eternity. (leader of the settlement, lives at the top of the hill)
He angers Zeus and is sent to Tartarus (prison in underworld), where he outwits the god of death and chains him up instead. While Thanatos is chained, no one dies on earth. Eventually Ares frees him and death resumes. (people suddenly stopped dying, ML has something to do with it?)
When he eventually dies of old age, he schemes his way out of the underworld by appealing to Persephone, who allows him to return to Earth. (scars on neck, has already died?)
Only reference I could find of the 'Hounds' was from Anne Rice's The Passion of Cleopatra, which was incidentally also about the dead coming back to life.