Why now, when it finally smells like development around here T-T but take your time recovering mingwa, rest up!
The character choices are a bit questionable at times, but the art is so so SO good! Both the visual storytelling as well as the artist definitely has a good understanding of 3d space. In some stories here am left to wonder how the characters move like that, do they have no bomes are a made of gummi, but here - chefs kiss.
Also i am just a sucker for childhood friends to lovers and "they both liked each other all along"
I knew the guy without a face and a haircut that *strangely* resembles the ML's might be him, but my guy WASN'T hallucinating?? Ml was actually, literally, in the room with us(them)?? How xD
Really curious if the author sticks with "ML was there" and doesn't reverse it again to "It was but a dream~~"
This was weirdly wholesome but I just *know* the author will pull the rug out from under our feet again soon enough
Did I miss something? Did Jaewon really kiss him in his sleep? Was that skipped over or am I tripping?
It didn't show, but yeah, he did.
Same I was soo confused like what just happened in a flash
Jjk act sane for once in his goddamned life impossible edition this update as well I see
I did NOT see him confessing his lies/deception/? to jaewon this episode, holy moly
But I am happy about it, it fits hyeonjins character, he is straightforward
Not only that the fact that he is a green flag makes everything better he's like, "Look, I know I'm everything you hate but I can't change who I am so I'll just tell you who I am and how I feel about you straight up and I will respect whatever your decision" oh and besides that he's a 10
Yessss, he really is all that (jaewon hates but oh well I am sure that won't change )
All that and a bag of delicious delicious chips! Might be one of if not the most healthy bl love interest I have seen
"Let him stay in la la land"
This cinnamon roll is so loved, he probably doesn't even know how much T-T
They are so achingly cute and I am scared for the inevitable pain the author will inflict on us, but "Kookle" had me rolling