Not to sure with the recurring theme of rape to love that seems so typical in yaoi, they should honestly stop with that. (that's beside the point tho)
Aki is the only redeeming character in this story tho. He minded his own business lived his truth, and his trash ass friend went and got him bullied to the point he developed a communication disorder. Said friend had the audacity to admit to Yoshida that he felt guilty about his actions but seconds before that he's calling Aki and harassing him?? Make it make sense.
Yoshida isn't even a good character either. He has sex with everyone that's will (that's the only good thing about him) and then forces himself on Aki because he thought he'd be interesting to play with, and uses the fact that Aki is gay,information he knows that Aki is terrified with people knowing because of the bullying he endured in middle school and forces Aki into a sexual relationship. He only finds out he 'loves' Aki when Hayato (the trash friend) tells him to stop playing with Aki's feelings because Aki was most likely in love with Yoshida. (Like this 2 faced fool)
I was uncomfortable with Aki falling in love with Yoshida because their relationship was built on rape and coercion, but I understood that all he wanted was someone to love him and to love someone back without judgment. I only wish that Aki has a better love interest because Yoshida was mad problematic.
Looks like wattpad fan fics and kdrama writing came together and made this tomfoolery.
I don't understand the fascination with harems, it always makes the story feel cheap. There is not a problem with the MC being surrounded by girls if only one was a love interest and the rest were his actual friends. But almost all the time I see a harem, the girls all manage to have feelings for the MC and that becomes their entire personality. Why?
Sure Aria ended up with the Hero instead of him, but that shouldn't have broken him to the point that he felt the need to go on a journey. Its okay for him to be hurt, but after reading the flashback, my reaction was "That's it?". Why did the goddess give him her blessing, it's not like something tragic happened to him. If he went on a journey to find a true friend instead of to build a harem it'd be better.
"Its every man's dream to have a harem." Really? There's nothing wrong with a poly relationship but again, why does the mangaka think this is the solution to Wazu's problem of feeling lonely? Again, could've been better. Also not a fan of the trope where the girl instantly falls in love with the guy that saves her. Not realistic and makes her one dimensional.
I think most people have trouble with one partner so having multiple would be a nightmare.
Workplace sexual harassment. Sis just sue and get your coins.
And with all that money she can buy herself a house instead of renting an apartment (●￣(ｴ)￣●)
The governor's reasoning to keep Alus in the army doesn't make any sense. Sure he's number 1, but what about the other 8 people below him? Aren't they strong enough to defend the wall? Its a wonder how no one recognizes him as number 1 magician seeing that he has incredible military achievements
Also, why should he be responsible for training those girls? That's not what he agreed to with the governor, it would've made more sense to push his rejection since he's not obligated to do so.
I'm dropping this, the plot has potential, but too many unlikeable characters is ruining it for me.
AGREED!! this had sooo much potential ughhh such a shame #－.－)
It's interesting how all the men that she ended up killing were acting like the victims when the power switched from them to Su-ae. She had a slow descent to insanity and it all started with her classmates that raped her. When she ends up slaughtering the group, the leader of the boys act like he's the victim all along and begs their "Father" to save before he ends up dead. Then the process repeats with her "Father"
Not every man she killed deserved it, but Jae-in, the bald guy and his gang, and the dude with the tattoos deserved to die.
The best ending would've been for her to either have successfully run away to China with the cop, or to become an assassin. Its not fair to her that she ended dying.
This story was amazing. It was short but had such an effective plot where only a few things that you could guess if you were paying attention. I read this in one sitting so there was no need for me to theorize, but as I said the plot is very effective. Nothing seems forced in, all the characters are enjoyable and well written. The secondary plots don't overtake the main story. The romantic relationships don't take up the main story either which I think takes great attention to detail. The adventures the characters go on are fun and the planets they go are truly unique. The story is nothing short of incredible.