i was willing to ignore the fact that Yahwi is 5'6 because he's foine, but this forceful kissing and swinging Jooin's door like he pays rent??
Yahwi you know damn well Jooin is living hand to mouth if you break that door what he gon do
Yahwi is nearly 6'0 while Jooin like 5'9 and Cain is 6'3.
it was a joke.
great now I'm laughing at myself....
do i need to read the entire thing to understand the current arc of the story? if not which chapter is a good place to start? 300 + chapters is a bit daunting. thanks in advance :)
Tbh you wouldn't even know you already got far if you read every chapter XDD you'll get cliffhangers from every episode so you'll really have to read all of it (⌒▽⌒)
yeah.. i think the only chapter u could really skip is only the prologue and maybe the first 10-ish chaps, but those ones explain the mc's first vrival. he's not rlly important later on in the story, but it's just something nice to read to start u off with
lol, i'm seeing a lot of people saying that the quality of writing dwindled towards the end, also some saying there's a lack of plot???, and some of you saying it's outright boring.
LOL, as for the 1st group- i'm not sure what else you could've wanted from the end? did you want the uke to reject his help and live his life as a depressed hikimori?? yall will find reasons to complain no matter the outcome.
the 2nd group who claims that it is lacking in plot..? i wasn't aware that there needs to be a toxic love triangle of some sort or a toxic abusive seem to keep y'all entertained.. if you know the vibes you know, if you don't then MOVE! like no ones forcing you to read if you feel like it's not giving Sangwoo
as for the one girl who claimed it was boring and then had Dragon Ball Z in her manga recommendations... kindly log off
TLDR; Ten Count outsold your favs in every aspect!! the plot, character development and flavour of the manga just keep it up there as the best. And no I will not be accepting any criticism, bye.
GURL!! PREACH!!
but srs... i feel like authors need to go away do more research when writing about BDSM... and the power dynamics between a SUB/DOM because the way that "domination" is being made synonymous with forceful sexual violence doesn't sit right with my spirit.
i'm kinda tired of this harmful trope that artists STAY perpetuating!
i hope the yuke can get away from this dreadful loser
I think the author isn’t trying to say that this is healthy…the main ship is trying to get him away from this shitty domming via sexual violence, the author implies that this isn’t healthy when its mentioned that he doesn’t have a safeword, or know what one is and that the dom has hidden it on his phone, while Juhwan researches safewording to make sure he’s safe…so the author is writing this knowing its unhealthy and that’s the point, though it’s dragging on a lot and is really hard to read
that's my point though, the fact that they're allowing it to drag on despite the fact that this could potentially be really triggering not to mention dangerous for a lot of people who may be learning/ entering the BDSM community. It's dangerous that the sub is being made to accept abuse as a standard simply because it's his masters choice of "play". I get that it may not have been the authors original intention but with this sort of thing comes an unspoken responsibility to at least put an authors note or some sort of discretion that this type of behaviour is FAR from the norm. Perhaps the author needs to be more explicit in their condemnation, rather than us having to read in between the lines..? but idk maybe i'm being hyper-attentive because this sort of thing is just really frustrating haha
Idk, I think an author's note would be good, but I also don't know how many people would misinterpret this as a healthy sm relationship. I mean lots of people didn't realize parasite was a critique of capitalistic societies until it was pointed out to them. Most people here seem to be picking up what the author is putting down, but I think an a/n would be good for safe measures.
my thing is if you planned to donate the sperm anyway, why approach the situation with this facade that Cole's decision was the final ultimatum.
it's Alex's choice at the end of the day but he should've made that clear from the start so Cole could mentally prepare/ accept the reality of the situation, rather than seeking for his opinion and then bring upset when he offers said opinion...like?
as for the discourse on people being "lesbianphobic", i do think that that in and if itself is a serious issue, however the couple in this manga are a bit gaslighty. What's with the "We'll be super bummed if you say no" (obvs more implicit)
I think they're being very self-serving by choosing to ignore the possible rifts this could cause in an alr toxic relationship- (the cheating).
TLDR; i think Alex is definitely in the wrong here and Cole's feelings are justified. However, at the end of the day it is ultimately Alex's choice.
FL needs to BEHAVE!
honestly the difference in dating culture is super interesting to read about because the way she's acting is beyond irrational.
Team leader Kang is tewwww much, his hair down>>> LARD IM IN HEAT ლ(´ڡ`ლ)
idk damn like lol, am i the only one that feels that the plot became rushed towards the end. so much potential and unanswered questions.. it all just seems really lacklustre.
Yeah, truly i enjoy it, but let's wish this book have an extra chapters!
"chile-- gurl" ...
LMFAOO I was convinced at first but then it kept getting worse
the brother really wasn't needed on the mix.. i've never dropped something so fast