He's so fugly and I like him sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much.
Same same. He's ugly cute
Like a pug
no way this too much LMFAO
Exactly lmao
No way, that's what I was going to say in the og comment, but I thought I'd get too much heat for it... Ur my hero
I would not keep sending my child to that daycare :(
Already being uploaded as Law of the jerk or something like that
Wait so the penis shaped rock wasn't a gag, but is now going to be the visual symbol of Kwak and Seok's friendship? Alright then
Penis rock survives rainbow city
God, I hate to say it, because I still can't really believe it myself, but this manga is actually pretty phenomenal right??? Like from the title, the art style and the premise, you'd think this would be some cheesy time-killing nothing romance, but it's really good. The characters are complex, there are overarching themes across different characters, you can see them grow into themselves, which you'd think would be impossible in a yandere romance! I thought this would be "If you ever leave me, I'll kill us both" kind of manga, but it's more "let's explore the effects of childhood trauma on our understanding of relationships and self" kind of manga. I love it. He needs to redye his hair though, because that isn't it.
FINALLY SOMEONE THAT GETS IT also absolutely on the hair i need his pink hair back
It's cute, but false advertising. The scarred princess doesn't pursue happiness, not until her scar has been erased :(
I just want a happy love story with a heroine that isn't perfectly beautiful and has some physical flaws.
Nah, actually, this is tooth rottingly cute, I'd forgive them anything
That was my thought too, I'd really love a story where the main character keeps physical imperfections, if the scar had stayed even with her past self that would have been really interesting.
I think how they set it up was even if she's not physically scarred her mind and heart are.
Never once has she said it herself that she's pretty/beautiful
And thats fine too, but in many stories I've seen that have the trope of a physical disability or characteristic the character had that really made them feel terrible about themselves. Its always erased by reincarnation, and while they may still be traumatized, I think so much more development could be done if they had kept that part. Just makes the story a little less cliche.
I wonder if there's going to be some contract, that if a mage betrays a tower, the assistant will be punished as well. It'd make tough situation for Riley, as she can't really tell this Irantes-Tower loyalist her plan without risking it all, but she's also not the kind of person who'd be comfortable leaving that kid to his fate. I'm writing fanfiction at this point though, and with the whole worm that instantly kills you if you think about betrayal, extra measures are probably unnecessary.
Nvm lol
While you're all fixating on "I guess if you're a captain commander, you have to sleep with a sword", I'm fixating on the following panel where Abel squeezes something
If you break it down to the bare bones, the whole story consists of everyone vague-posting with their whole hairy chest.
Things are getting squished!
Why?
Because there's only one (!) bed (ever heard of hammocks on ships? yeah, me neither), one (1) sword [battle-ready in every sense of the WORD] and one (1) injured arm.
WHAT is getting squished?
We'll leave that to your imagination, pick whatever causes the most damage!
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And then they do, without fail.
Yayyy, hooray for Itoshi, love him for being so sane and reasonable for yandere standards <3<3