It's a very similar to the way they love in South Korea... It seems normal for these authors to make “possession” acceptable and a proof of love（/TДT)/
Love huh....
? #－.－)
Not trying to offend you with your statement, I agree with you, it's just crazy how obsession and possessiveness gets confused for love so often in reality ╥﹏╥
Oh right, i wasn't sure what the sentence meant ahah >n< ! But i totally agree, yes ~ I don't know why we find this pattern so frequently.
I'm having a hard time reading this story seriously, while it's sad this early in the season lol. How does he die ? He's angry and BAM he dies ? Or does he catch fire from anger ? xD
Maybe he has hypertension and if his blood pressure shoots up too much he has a brain aneurysm? I would think if they have the technology to travel to the past they can fix a disease like that though
I was happy to discover a story that seemed mature and fantastic.
But I'm a little disappointed. Why always include violence between the two protagonists (example: Shutline is excellent, mature, they respect each other and it's not boring).
As someone else pointed out, he's a vampire. But since he's a “uke” he's weak, a victim and boring. I find Korean webtoons less and less attractive these days ╥﹏╥
I think the reason why Jess isn’t doing anything is because he doesn’t harm humans.
I don't know if I like them or not. They're both cute and adorable, and at times i felt a little uncomfortable. There are some very funny moments and some very boring ones. It's a mixed bag. Her brother i just can't !
OMG OMG OMG !! ヾ(☆▽☆)