Don't speak to me want to read (All 218)
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I love how Sayoung is lowkey petty, like he's fucking over the MC in subtle ways, like the AD bro??? THE AD???
Also, really like how the magic crystal is a big deal bc it shows how 1. Naive the MC is and how little he knows about the present, 2. Shows the importance of magic crystals, 3. Shows powerful Sayoung is and his influence¡ 4. Good way to get the other characters to interact with the MC bc otherwise they'd have no incentive.
Lastly, it shows how much the MC dun fucked up by posting that shit on ebay
Okay, so the only thing I remember about this manga, is it's premise, and yes. It's a manga, NOT a manhwa.
So, its about these 2 teen boys, and the MC's friend has recently (or not so recently) died, and everyone at school is skittish at the topic, except him. If he can mention his dead friend in the topic, he will, making everyone uncomfortable and leads to most of his friends abandoning him, UNTIL he meets the ML.
And they have a conversation about mortality, and how death to young people like them seems like an "old people" thing. And the reason why most people are skittish around the topic of his friend, is because his death reminds them that it isn't an "old people" thing. That everyone can die at any given moment, and that scares them.
Anyways, the MC starts to see more and more of his dead friend in the ML, despite them not being that similar, and thats all I remember. ╥﹏╥
I love LOVE how this subverts the typical "OP MC" trope, because, while yes. He is insanely OP, the story doesn't revolve around his strength, but rather his weaknesses. This isn't one of those generic Hunter manhwas, where the MC powers up infinitely and goes on to surpass the rest of the human race. Infact, it's the opposite, its about a guy finally learning how to embrace his humanity, after years of detaching himself from it.