whyyy is it always the best stories that get cut off short..... I wanted more.... just a couple more chapters waaaaaaah
is the eng translation of triple crown on lezhin?
Nope. It's on Tappytoon
Season 1 is on lezhin season 2 is on tappytoon
thank you :)
raise your hand if you're a 'no-pairing' stan like me, I'm just here for the ride
Idk whos haesoo gonna end up with. I just want my boi joowon be happy on his own ╥﹏╥
honestly i dont give a shit lmaooo. i dont like any of them enough to fight over it. reading the comments is always fun tho
exaaaactly bro, people are so mad in the comments acting like they exist or smth
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i just read chapter 57 on tappytoon and ugh.... director kang is so in love. He means well but he isn't voicing his thoughts and feelings correctly. I also think Yiyong is in a tough emotional spot because he has no idea what the director is thinking.... awww :(((((((
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Actually I saw the raw for Chapter 58. From what I could gather they both want each other. YiYoung's team found out that he's gay, plus he and the director might have a thing going on. But they were super supportive. Secretary Cha...IS A MAGICAL CREATURE! Anyway, the day after their Friday meeting was a corporate banquet. Cha is actually taking a serious note on how YiYoung and Kang keep looking at each other...especially Kang. He straight up stares at YiYoung because he's mesmerized by him. Kang is good at business, but he fumbles hard in saying how much he desires YiYoung.
this manga started off very serious and now it's kinda turning into "owo yaoi boys my favourite fetish"..... it would be nice to see their relationship as an aspect of the story instead of just fanservice
I guess she really didn’t like the heartlessness from the writing of both of them. It’s understandable why she numbed down the intensity. When she first started publishing this series, yaoi was still pretty frowned upon (not that it isn’t now either) so I’m sure rather than writing healthy and realistic or even cute stories, the only thing that sold were the stories that catered to the ‘extreme taboo’ of yaoi like twin/brother incest n’ stuff. With the changing of times and push of social acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community, I’m sure it helped lead the genre in a better direction than it was in originally. Meaning, authors realized they could actually depict functional and healthy gay relationships instead of fully fetishizing them like they used to. I don’t personally think it’s fanservice but more the narrative the author-san wanted to create from the start?
the way daichi got put on my respectful tops list so fast
It's rare seeing a seme so caring and respectful ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄
ooooo the drama i love it when it gets a lil saucy