if this ends like reverse thinking, i'm going to scream
the webnovel ending was ridiculously unsatisfying. i hate that they end up in a somewhat normal relationship after everything that happened. also, the baseball bat scene was sick and depraved. i can't even imagine what the bestiality chapter was like...
a better ending would have seen them kill other.
Excuse me what. I just got here
Exactly. What could POSSIBLY be the reason for a BASEBALL here..
*baseball bat () BUT STILL WHAT?? HUH
the actor au is better than the original story!!!
Now that's a story I could get behind!
100%!
is this an actual au that can be read somewhere??
not that i know of. i worded my comment poorly
chapter 29 got me to read the webnovel
Where r u reading the webnovel
lily on the valley
i'm glad rian's plain was actually depicted. too many manhwas have the bottom magically love penetrative sex despite lack of proper care (lube, foreplay)
those were the most lovingly drawn tangerines i've seen in a manhwa ever
honestly that explanation about ghosts was helpful. maybe i'll be able to overcome my irrational fear now
Fr
Sameee. I am gonna just remind myself of what Andrew said
wow... the author does an incredible job at sensitively and meaningfully depicting horribly abusive situations... i love how she's illustrating the impact of sexual abuse from multiple perspectives with entirely different outcomes
it's the skip and loafer of sex worker yaoi...
I agree, I’m a little sad at how negatively some commentators are responding. I think the author did a great job showing how one person can recover from abuse and find joy in reclaiming their sexuality and turning it back into something healthy (if not perfect), like the ML, while someone else who went through the same thing but never even started to heal from their trauma can end up just furthering a cycle of repression, violence and abuse, irreparably harming everyone around them, like the antagonist. They’re foils. His story is tragic, but the author isn’t saying he’s justified.
i've noticed that many mangago users don't understand nuance in storytelling. they apply moral values without consideration to context. i suspect they're very young or have read few novels, which concerns me either way...
on another note, i love the way you have described this story in your comment. it's spot on, and what i was trying to convey—but my phrasing was far clunkier.