Pretty convenient for Jooin to end things how he wants things to end. Seriously. Cain said his piece and all that jazz but no. Jooin still needs to end things his way. He makes me feel all levels of disgust at this point.
And Cain still calls this mf selfless like
but he is selfless lol. he clearly has feelings for cain but sees that hes too attached to the past and ready throw his life away for jooin. which is not healthy so hes literally telling him to find a meaning to his life that is not him. he wants cain to be happy because he is miserable rn, how tf is that not selfless. seriously are u guys even reading ts
Pretty sure Jooin has already said the exact damn things to Cain before, so it was pointless to go after him.
well he clearly didnt really understand it since he gave him a ring lol. he went after him because he wanted to return the ring and tell him once and for all that he cant hold onto the past forever.
my guy cain even thanked him he didnt leave things undone and gave him proper closure.
Well I do hope Cain could comprehend his message this time. I can't watch him suffer any longer...
Also can't wait to learn more about his personality. I mean it always made me excited when he gave that cold look
tbh id love to see a chapter just about him, jooin doesn't even have to appear lol
You get it
Coz I can't help but sympathize more with Miho. It must be the introvert in me. True, Hiroya's outgoing and pushy character resulted in their friendship. But, I'm still no fan at how he handles himself in regards to Miho. He just tends to do what he wants. Case in point, Miho knew him enough back in high school that he knew, HE KNEW, that the kiss was done on impulse.
Fast forward to the reunion. Miho may still have feelings for Hiroya but overall, he went there with thoughts of friendship. After reading this chapter, we get to see Hiroya's whimsy yet again. He knows he can get away with it when he pushes. And he does. And, again, he acts on his impulses on someone who's deeply introverted and serious to a fault.
Can't help but sigh at them. For all the complications, I hope they talk. One just dives into escapism while the other just goes with his feelings. Hiroya never even thought of sitting down with his very serious friend and explain why he does what he does?
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TALK DAMN IT.
Mikado yakuza dude has no love for the sub because he's a half-measure. He keeps on receiving his needs as a sub but hasn't quite done much for the dom. That's why Mikado and Kana don't have much respect for Sumio. He's a doctor who hasn't truly given his sub characteristics any chance to prosper. He's a sub who doesn't know what he wants because, deep down, he just hates his sub nature when, in the context of this world, there's no real reason for that.
In that sense, I do get the dislike for Sumio. 4 chapters in and he's just been a doormat. Receiving stuff handed to him. He hasn't really done anything to get himself healthy. Just coz he's a sub, that doesn't mean he shouldn't be active to get what he needs. I hope we get to see some character development soon.
I love how ruthless the MC is. It shows a hint of how he became the Murim leader. No mercy needed for those who are, in fact, merciless cowards themselves.
There was NOTHING sexual about that scene. What the fuck even is up with people right now?
ikr. like what is going on suddenly?!
I'm #TeamSingleForSeoYeon-Oh (≧▽≦) I have my gripes about how incredibly easy and quick Jae-Hyeok handles all the bad people tormenting Seo Yeon-Oh AFTER he made him feel less than dirt for throwing him away after he played his part. It felt like an afterthought how Jae-Hyeok discovers the loan shark, the people who SA'd Yeon-Oh, and the hit-and-run on the dad. I feel cheated. Coz, in the back of my mind, IF IT WAS THAT EASY, YOU COULD HAVE MADE THINGS EASIER FOR YEON-OH EARLIER EVEN IF YOU HAD NO FEELINGS FOR HIM. It was the least he could have done what with their relationship being transactional and all.
Yes, I knew the ending was leading to this. But, damn it. It reeks of lazy writing.