Another manga I forgot the story of. Can't seem to remember, can someone summarize it really short for me?
just reread it dude lol, it only has 10 chapters
Kinda hard to explain, but to summarize the MC moved in to a new apartment the sunbae of his friend is renting and started living together with the pink haired guy whom he first thought was a robber (just a misunderstanding) and now the pink haired guy is "working" as a housekeeper cause 1) he didn't have anywhere to go and 2) he read the novel MC wrote a long time ago and wants him to continue writing it
Thanks a bunch
Too lazy for that, this quarantine has taken that to the next level
I don't know how to feel about shigyoo(the sister). Did I get the name right? At one hand, it seems like she's doing it all for the sake of dares all around and the next moment, it feels like she'd forego them at the drop of a hat.
you’re not really wrong. no character’s morality in this story is black and white. shieun is definitely a character who acts in her own self interest
although she is a dare Sheuni is not automatically on the side of dares. As eclipsias said, she is mostly motivated by self-interest, but also she does have some morals. She thinks lying is bad which is why she doesn't do it and she never bothered exchanging gifts bcuz some else might use the ability to lie and hurt (though she idd end it by saying the liar might come back to hurt her [self-interest again]).
She isn't a saint but she isn;t like her brother a gross scumbag, or like Jinsol who thinks he's doing the world a favor and will kill himself off at the end. She holds fast to her own morals and she is her #1 priority.
TL;DR Shieun is just really rational and pragmatic. She is not going to forsake or side with a general group of people for no reason. If she still has to gain something she still wouldn't foresake others (why she says she doesn't like her brother).
I wasn't sure if I should read this for the first few chapters (didn't really appeal to me at first), but I'm glad that I did.
As much as I hate what Jinsol did, I can see where he's coming from. I don't mean to say that what he did was right, or I don't mean to justify him, but he is a flawed character. Just as we've learnt to sympathize with Sangae, I somehow have come to accept him with his flaws. Both of the characters have a lot of baggage, yes, and they have grown up having Identity crisis, being so different from all the "normals", one grew up learning how to manipulate others for his purpose while the other just lied for himself and ended up having trust and abandonment issues.
And, I still think something happened on the night they ran away, the night in the shed when Sangae forgot something Jinsol said. Also, in some chapters, Sangae feels that Jinsol professes his love for him with so much determination. How do we know that he couldn't speak the truth sometimes, just like Sangae could lie. Anyway, these are just some speculations I wish were true( because I am a sucker for happy endings) and I for sure hope the problems are just revealed suddenly as if they weren't serious. I for sure hope that there is some buildup and some more pain(i think i am a masochist) before they reunite. And i sure hope that the translator will pick up the work soon enough. (⌒▽⌒)
This is such a gem. The only regret I have is that the real murder wasn't revealed
The last few chapters were so damn cute. The kiss in the stairs This story made me so giddy
I feel bad for the father. He was bound by his family and morals and was stuck in between love and duty. Even at the end when he chose to pursue love, he couldn't. He even had to live with the guilt and sadness all of his life.
This is what I look forward to, every single day.