Makes me wonder why some people here want noah to apologize for killing ryu jean while in fact he has no idea that he did that in ryu jean's first life. How the hell is he supposed to apologize for something he hasn't done yet??? And the reason why he killed him in the first life was also answered by noah's pov monologue. He literally said that if he's going to pick between ryu jean or the company, he would choose the company. And he managed to say that because ryu and him were still apart and his decision from 7 years ago still stands. However, a lot of things happened and they're finally together, and that wavered his first decision of choosing the company over ryu. He finally made his conclusion that he will protect both so that's what he did at the end. All your questions were answered in the story, reread it and comprehend it before leaving a bad review. Dont talk shit about my baddies if you cant even understand what's going on in the story.
That's all, i'm out. 5/5 they're real baddies. And Mr. Woo and the other guy was so cute.
It must have been tiring for the author to think of two different perspectives just to create such a masterpiece. Seeing dojae and euntak's fight makes me feel so grounded on how real relationship works. They are two different people with two different perspectives, sometimes you think youre the right one while the other thinks the same and it will reach an inevitable fight if none of you tries to understand what the other feels. I love how they creates a middle ground and made some rules in order to resolve fights they couldnt avoid because just being understanding isn't enough. It will drain you one day and that might lead to a break up. Sometime you just gotta have to respect what the other wants even if you dont really understand because let's be real, communication and understanding isnt really everything in a relationship, there should be some mutual respect too, and I love how it was shown in this story.
Hyuk and hyobin was a cute side dish, this time theyre the couple who lacks proper communication. This shows that even if communication doesnt help at some situations, doesnt mean it doesnt help at all. They both respect each other too much to the point that they're scared to disappoint one another.
Overall this is a good af story. They dont resolve it by having sex although they do have a lot of sex scenes but at least they make up first before doing the deed. This story reminded me all the ups and downs of a real relationship. Mad respect to the author for creating such complex characters and near-realistic couples.
This made me cry a lot. It wasnt so overly dramatic but it was quite realistic, enough to make you cry and emphatize. They were just two strangers who met and happened to fall in love. Woojung's words to jiho were the words that most of us badly wanted to hear. It's so comforting and reassuring, no wonder jiho fell in love with him. I love how the psychological aspect of it wasnt brushed off by having sex. They talk, they confide with each other, and gave each other reassurance (although mostly, it was jiho on the receiving end).
I still feel guilty cuz the whole time I was reading this(even up to s2 i think) i kept on doubting Woojung's kindness I'm so used to fucked up mls that I thought he'd suddenly break Jiho's heart after making him fall for him like that lmao but he's actually the ML everyone needs(me too)
Let's face it, there's not a lot of good people even in real life that even we wouldn't trust someone like woojung on the first meet. Jiho was right, there's no such thing as kindness with no exchange, most people want something out of their kind actions so I couldnt really trust woojung even when I started reading season 2 just like you. I really thought there was more to it, like maybe they knew each other before he took jiho, bc who would pick a stranger up and give them a home like they're just picking up a stray cat on the way?? So yeah, I guess kindness really does begets kindness even if it's rare. We should thank the man who took care of him even just a little bc we wouldn't have this woojung if he never told him to repay him by helping someone else.
"seme so annoying" I dont care, he's fucking cute. "It's boring af" I dont care, the story is good. Ya'll act like hwibum and yeonwoo's bad luck by showering the section with negative comments but you know what, negative x negative = positive so keep going suckers.
Yeonwoo reminds me of the seme in dawn of the dragon and jihoon from room without window when his hair is still long. I like yeonwoo a lot bc I have bad anxiety too and I resonate with him. I love how reassuring hwibum is to him, that finally makes his feelings for yeonwoo believable to me since he was only using yeonwoo at first.
AND WE GOT A CRYBABY SEME SO ANOTHER POINTS FOR THAT. I just love it so much when the seme is soooo inlove with their uke, like go off you loser, keep swooning over your man until the day you die. And their trope is basically a soulmate trope for how yeonwoo's the only one who cancels out hwibum's bad luck. They're just so made for each other *sobs pathetically*
If youre not into this type of crazy genre then DONT READ IT NO ONE IS STOPPING YOU. However, if you're a freak just like me then dont't listen to the other comments saying that it's a bad story, it's a good one, trust me.
This was like a cycle of abuse being passed down but jinha was kind enough to have a little bit of conscience. And you know what, the toxic freak4freak dynamic is the charm of the story itself. I'm a sucker for such concept, seeing where people can go far for the sake of their twisted perception of love. This shows the consequence of abuse and the lack of therapy. I knew from the title itself how toxic this story might get and I really had to prepare myself before reading it. All I can say is it was worth it. The ending was so sweet and it seems like won was planning to get better mentally as per his last few lines at the last chapter so I think it'll get better for these two.
I love the plot twist as well, making it seems like won was making jinha his replacement for jinseo while in fact it was the other way around. It made me feel excited, wanting to know what's gonna happen next. The author has a knack in fixing a story's timeline, it actually made me pretty hooked. Anyways, I love these two guys, maybe I can shelf them beside the "exotic love" couple from how toxic and freaky they are for each other.
Oh you sooooo get it. I don't think I've read such a good freak4freak as this. The story is definitely not for the faint of heart, but if you read the tw in advance and know what you can handle it's worth the read. It's truly a beautiful story about how abuse victims are also capable of abuse themselves.
I've found my people LOL
I'm not against open ended stories, in fact, I have a weird love towards those. However, this story opened a lot of doors just to leave them all... Well... Open. Not one door was closed. Xiao never seemed to get over his love trauma, Mr. Mo didnt seem to achieve even one sliver of happiness in this story, and the implied side couples never became together especially xiao's bestfriend with director Tao. It's like reading a discontinued story. This is how unsatisfying it is. So many potential just to throw it all in the garbage for an "ambiguous ending". Cutting off the story at the climax was the worst move. Tsk tsk.
That's a lot of mental gymnast for a short manhwa lol even the way jaehyun and junseok helped these helpless bitches was also a mental gymnast. Junseok can literally talk to siwon and the misunderstanding will be over, why have them meet for a dinner? That was so unnecessary. Days and weeks have passed yet siwon still couldnt find any fucking courage to talk to his 8 YEARS LOVER about the cheating thing. If he was really so feisty, he would have talked to him and rant all his hurt. Atleast yoosung would know what's up with his bitchass overly tsundere lover. They were okay in the main main story but this is a no go for me. I can't stand all that mental gymnast, gives me aneurysm
This is the type of story that requires you to finish it until the end in order for it to make sense. It'll leave you hints left and right to intrigue you enough to continue yet also leave you a bit frustrated for having too little knowledge of what's going on. The sequence of event was so well-thought. It isn't your usual storytelling so that's a plus points in creativity for me. If fact, the way it was flowing felt like knowing a person from being a stranger to acquaintance to friends to lovers. It's like peeling an onion as you get to know more about a person and their story even after until you fall in love with them. That's how it feels to me. I love their domestic life in the side story too, I'm happy I get to see that.
The beginning was cliche that I didnt expect to like it that much. It was supposed to be a manhwa that I read to pass some time but as it goes, I started to get more invested and attached to the characters. And when I say attached, I mean ATTACHED. I cried a lot because of seunghyuk's past. He seems to have a dettachment issues due to physical and emotional neglect. Made me remember what my therapist told me about my childhood, couldn't help but bawl my eyes out for him. It was painful to see seunghyuk acting so dettached to the world and having a hard time identifying how he feels and how he should feel in certain situations. I also love how woojin wasn't a pushover, it just happened that he fell in love. He knew how to draw the line when he broke up with seunghyuk and I admire his strength in doing so bc that only means he still know his self-worth.
Other than the main couple, I grew to love daeool and eden. I just hoped we got a side story of them, they're just so utterly chaotic and funny.
I am certainly not mad with this story despite it being a kink dump. The world building was honestly good. I just wish it wasn't a short story, it's got a lot of potential by just exploring the world and the dynamics.