I absolutely love reading Japanese manga, Chinese/Taiwanese/Hong Kong manhua, South Korean manhwa, and Vietnamese comics with straight/heterosexual romantic and erotic relationships and for the most part find them to be highly entertaining. And I am generally comfortable reading Asian comics depicting yuri/girls' love/GL and find them more or less enjoyable. But I find yaoi as a literary genre to be utterly vulgar and a major turn-off. So I'm glad that this manhwa isn't the case. Plus, the manga/manhua/manhwa/Vietnamese comic market is already way too oversaturated with works containing yaoi/boys' love/BL. So all you boys' love fanboys and fangirls, take your b****ing, whining, nagging, and complaining, shove it down your throats, and get the f*** out of here and let others who do enjoy and appreciate it to read it in peace!
I know it takes place during the Joseon dynasty (1392 to 1897), but which century of the Joseon dynasty respectively (14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, or 19th century)?
I absolutely love reading Japanese manga, Chinese/Taiwanese/Hong Kong manhua, South Korean manhwa, and Vietnamese comics with straight/heterosexual romantic and erotic relationships and for the most part find them to be highly entertaining. And I am generally comfortable reading Asian comics depicting yuri/girls' love/GL and find them more or less enjoyable. But I find yaoi as a literary genre to be utterly vulgar and a major turn-off. So I'm glad that this manhwa isn't the case. Plus, the manga/manhua/manhwa/Vietnamese comic market is already way too oversaturated with works containing yaoi/boys' love/BL. So all you boys' love fanboys and fangirls, take your b****ing, whining, nagging, and complaining, shove it down your throats, and get the f*** out of here and let others who do enjoy and appreciate it to read it in peace!