This might not be for everyone but this is easily a 10/10 story for me. I love every single character in this webtoon. Gosh, Doha’s backstory really made me cry.
JAEHYUK FUCKIN BLUSHED LIKE THERES NO TOMORROW WHEN GARAM KISSED HIM BACK. WTF THIS IS HEAVEN. WAIT TILL YOU SEE THE NEXT CHAPTER :D
Uhm am i the only one who thought the uke was kind of terrible hahaha. This story’s plot was so disorganized.
I used to be quite the fan of this webtoon, haha, but maybe not so much anymore. It's fascinating how BJ Alex set the stage for Jinx to become such a hotly anticipated webtoon. The chase felt disappointingly short, wouldn't you say? But to be fair, there's definitely a different experience between eagerly awaiting each chapter and binge-reading it all in one go. The redemption arc felt more satisfying back when we had to wait for the story to unfold. And can we talk about DG's backstory? Talk about rushed! It should've been fleshed out earlier, like Jiwon's. Also, I've noticed the author's tendency to introduce characters and subplots on the fly (we see this in Jinx as well), which, honestly, isn't my cup of tea. And revisiting this, DG's "feelings" for Jiwon make me laugh a bit. It all seems so shallow, doesn't it? He's drawn to Jiwon's looks and the sex, but to call that love is kind of comical.
This is why Heesung and Jaekyung are friends haha. They’re both assholes, just different filters lolz. Potato is so cute though, like immensely adorable!!
This is how you draw an ass. Wow, that looked tasty!!! No wonder Jaehyuk has lost his mind. Haha
I might be a bit late to the conversation, but I've got some thoughts to share. Did anyone else catch the sudden shift in In Seob's character and resolve right at the start of Chapter 27? I've stumbled upon quite a bit of flak directed at him, labeling him a cry-baby, weak, and lacking in self-respect. But honestly, none of that criticism seemed fair to me—until Chapter 27. It's like he wasn't even the same person who was introduced to us. Sure, one could argue his feelings eventually got the better of him, but wow, he just crumbled into a complete damsel in distress. It's both baffling and a bit exasperating, especially considering how strong he appeared before.
Now, onto Wooyeon:
Having dived into my fair share of wild webtoons, I'm usually unfazed by toxic characters or plotlines. But Wooyeon? He just gets under my skin in a way I can't shake off. And don't even get me started on that Jinx guy—who was a handful in his own right—but Wooyeon irks me more for some reason.
That said, I've got to tip my hat to the artist for the makeover they gave Wooyeon's character design. He's now the handsome character everyone's been raving about, a train I couldn't quite ride with in the earlier chapters.
I'm totally okay with Taewon being the ultimate choice, but I can't help feeling that it seems a bit contrived. Normally, we expect these stories to follow a predictable path, which is completely fine but this time feels a bit different. Even though Taewon made a big move by signing a restrictive contract with Mr. Kim for both him and Yusung to debut together, it still doesn't fully sell me on his love for Yusung. We're often told about his feelings, but I haven't seen enough moments that truly show it. It's not that I question his feelings; it's just that, compared to Yusung's dynamics with other characters, Taewon's emotions seem more narrated than demonstrated. There's a lack of buildup. Consider this: each time Yusung returned to the past, the version of him that Taewon supposedly had already fallen for is the timid and more of a collegue than a friend version, who he hardly have any real and genuine conversations with. So, it's a bit surprising to see Taewon making such a grand gesture for Yusung. Again, I am fine with this direction, however I would probably need more moments to be fully convinced that this was the best choice.
Ah, the sweet sound of hypocrisy! Complaining about the age gap yet you've gobbled down every page of this manhua. Could the irony be any richer? Maybe it's time to put a lid on it.