Thanks Citrus for your hard work on continuing this beautiful manga.
Idk but this one seems kinda bland and forced and yaoi logic is so strong in here, it's dangerous to read.
I don't think you're meant to take this seriously - it's all fictitious
Yup, I’m not really taking the story seriously, this is just my opinion,hehe
agreed
I’m really weak in this kind of story (especially in a real historical and love till the golden age of life).
Ah yes, I found another spirit manga character of mine in the character of Satorou-san
I know I’m reading a heavily themed story but I don’t get why taekyung was easily forgiven by heejae (power of love?). I feel the story goes downward on the part where taekyung tells everything to heejae and some vital plots in the story are missed, IMO, like the situation of heejae’s family after the big scandal. It’s like there’s a premise that is so real and heavy but suddenly, it goes mushy since the story starts to focus more on the main couple’s relationship development which I found a big gap in the flow. I love Fujoking’s other stories (my favorite is Peach Love) but I really felt short on this one in terms of the theme and flow of the story. Honestly, I become more interested with haejoo at the end of the story rather than the main couple.
Me too. I agree with what you’ve written cuz the theme was a little bit off track so yea I wish I saw Haejoo side story instead. Good story tho.
This manga reminds me of my "online flings" when I was in high school when social apps are not yet invented and Yahoo messenger is the most common way to hook up online.
I know there are flaws in here but I wouldn’t expect that all great stories should always be based on a cloud-nine.
He goes to the “not-so-antagonist-but-much-more-interesting-than-the-MCs” cliche ‘cause, you know plot armor. I understand that there are a lot of miscommunications and misunderstandings but I gave my eyes more to the third party, even though he plays the mean part here. I joined the other comments here that hoping for a Masaki’s story a big justice for him.