
Here's my full review of the manhwa. I just finished it, and I have a lot of thoughts.
I honestly only started reading it because I found it on the home page and saw that comedy was one of the tags and I love comedy manhwas so I thought 'why not?' Uhm... THIS WAS NOT THE ROMCOM MANHWA I THOUGHT I WAS SIGNING UP FOR.
I usually try to avoid this stuff at all costs and my heart actually sank when I first found out that Taesoo and Chunwoo had that kind of relationship. I don't usually read plots with unhealthy love triangles and this amount of angst, but honestly, I kind of loved this. The story is very realistic to me. It shows how relationships can be extremely multi-faceted. The portrayal of loneliness and trying to overcome trauma was very impactful and overall, I just really liked the characters. Now, after saying all this, I would also like to say that this story really fucked me up omg. I need to read a lot of no-conflict romance mangas in order to recover from this.
Other final thoughts: I really love the main story plotline. While I did feel incredible frustration and pain reading through some of the character's choices, none of it ever felt unrealistic. The characters were really human. The epilogue and sides, however, are a completely different genre and vibe. It leans into slice of life where plots blur together and nothing is really too serious for too long. While it is cute, it got boring to read after a while and now I am just waiting until they drop more shit about my boy Woojin. When he's not in the chapter I lose interest ngl sjflsdjfa;slj I just really want to see him and Yitae interacting more. To me, their relationship is one where they both really like each other, but they would never in a million years say anything to the other, which is my cup of tea. That's the kind of romcom that I want to be reading right now.
Oh well, I haven't really done my opinions justice in this word vomit of a review, but I just have a lot to say about this manhwa and I am too lazy to form a cohesive essay.

Is it just me that feels like it would defeat the purpose of their development? I know it isn't that deep, but I feel like Hitomi developing theriomorphosis is too easy of a fix to their problems like he would just suddenly understand Kamiya without having to work through anything.
They're really cute but Hitomi also needs to recognize that his mindset of being okay with Kamiya breaking him is really unhealthy

I mean he did say that he was really simple minded and even if it seems dysfunctional from the outside, a relationship in which one person is really obsessive and possessive can actually work out when the other person WANTS and maybe even needs that from them. It's definitely not a peak healthy relationship and there's some therapy to be had for sure but I don't think it's the worst thing ever. I agree that him getting the condition would be too easy of a fix though

And I know it's a smut and in the first chapter itself we got some dubcon moments, but seriously .·´¯`(>▂<)´¯`·.
I want some fluff, some non toxic story like tadaima okaeri maybe, i want them to have healthy communication and much more.
Specially I like both the mc even though they need some therapy for sure. I opened the manga without cheking genre so i know I am at fault ಥ_ಥ for wanting some fluff buuuutttr a girl can dream you know ( ꈨ ˙ ꈨ )

I feel the same although it would be really interesting if they both had it but because of Hitomi's insecurities about not being enough if he gets it too it would almost confirm his insecurities by showing he had to change physically to be enough instead of resolving the insecurities and issues through proper communication and relationship growth.
the way it took jaehyuk like 50 episodes to realize he's in the wrong but it took han garam only one
I am a han garam defender until the day I die, I don't care what he did, Jaehyuk is in the wrong idc idc
I'm with you
JH was an asshole yk
this sounds so much like a self insert/projecting situation idk