At one particular panel this rich guy, with his hair down and all, looked like the seme form of Yeong... lmao. This is gonna be good ლ(´ڡ`ლ)
What are those? They are not tears, surely... Now I need a story about their "next time". Minseok looks like the tsundere uke in that last picture, I need that. This was so bittersweet and sadly, realistic... I need some balance, give me the fluff (〜￣△￣)〜
To me, it was as clear as day, since very early on, that Haesoo and Jowoon are endgame. Too many unresolved feelings, bottled up for stupid reasons. Their "situation" has been going on for years. At some point I realised that Haesoo is the more problematic of the two. He doesn't want to admit to himself his true desires, he's guarded, walled up and scared. No matter how in love and good for him Taekyoung is, the possibilities that their relationship would work out are very slim.
I don't really have a preference between J and T, it just sucks for T. Falling in love with a person that will never return your feelings is sad. Especially when it's your first love. But hey, emotional pain makes for great art ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Can you smell this? It smells like... character development. It must be near... *fingers crossed*
WARNING: (vague) SPOILERS
Wow, I really didn't remember what a massive jerk Jiwon was during the first 2/3s of the story, especially towards Dong-gyun. Don't get me wrong, I love this story to bits and the premise is really compelling. Jiwon is actually a good character, but I wish Dong-gyun was not such a pushover and a non-character. As with the vast majority of ukes, I think he is the one who needed character development the most. Still, I see the appeal in this kind of uke-seme dynamic...
The final 1/3 of the story is great, though I think it should have way more chapters (and character development) to get to that level of wholesomeness. Maybe even an arc about Dong-gyun moving on, for real. Regardless, at the end of the day, the comfort that Jiwon and Dong-gyun provide to each other is really moving and satisfying.
P.s: Shame to Jiwon's parents, no wonder... and I hate Hweemin's guts, people like him are scum, I hope he's miserable with no meaningful human relationships in his life.
Love the neo-noir feel. I wish the chapters were bigger because I gobbled up the first 12 in a few minutes. So far, I expect a serious and more realistic than usual storyline. The physical/mental evaluation for A.J seemed believable enough and a nice touch. I wonder what kind of person is hiding behind "mr. Sharpe" and how his personality will unravel. At the same time I want A.J to surprise us with his hidden potential. I'm hooked!
What does it take for a seemingly "seme" kind of guy to be the uke? But the ultra mega seme seme of course. How can you tell? Well, he must be the tallest of them all and at least a CEO of a conglomerate or something. The one to top them all (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
lmaoooo
He might be old enough to be his father, but he sure looks old enough to be his grandpa. Having read many bara manga, a genre full of DILFs and similar age gaps, the contrast is even more glaring. Maybe the author intended for the age gap to be bigger, originally?
Or maybe realistic, because many age gap Manga shows ppl who look pretty damn young imo
I don't think it's realistic, not in my experience anyway. But yeah, usually older characters look way too young. This is on the other end of the spectrum.
Well, well... of course he's the real cause of the accident, of course he was glad that someone else took the blame completely off his shoulders. But, you know, when the time comes for you to pay for your crimes it won't be "just bad luck"... it will be karma, bitch.
Here I was hoping that Seungho will slowly but surely understand that he has feelings for Na-kyum... but nooo, subtlety? What is that? How could he realise that he's in love unless he almost kills a man and makes a big scene out of it, hitting another noble in the process. That's our lord Seungho for you ╮(￣▽￣)╭