As much I love this manhwa for its storytelling and amazing art-style, I'm not fond of how darker skinned people are portrayed more specifically, black foreigners. They're either heavily tatted gangsters, and violent. It seems used to make the opposing lighter skinned character look better in contrast, I doubt its intentional by the author. But as a black reader, it's leaving a bitter taste in my mouth of how the darker and/or black men are portrayed in this manhwa. I'm not accusing the author of any malice intent, it's just something icky that I picked up on.
ahhh, i see where you’re coming from. i guess it’s just from out of stereotypes or what it was back in the day
So far, author is being fair imo. Tattoos are kind of cool, not only the darker/black men has them, we get to see some during Japan's arc with the "yakuza" style, or just on the korean characters. (Our mcs don't have any bc they are underage.) And as for the violent thing, we also get to see some with the 2 brothers wanting to end our jo. If we dived into stereotype, all the addicted to drugs could be of darker skin. But that's not the case
And I bet 1st mc to get a tattoo would be June!
In all seriousness, when is the mc going to finally own up to who he is? I understand his reasons, but he sucks ass at hiding his identity at this point. Just say it bro, like damn.
Though I was hyping Jay up to continue tailing that ugly ass car, Hyuk's fine ass had me a little sidetracked.
That woojoo guy gave me a sense of unease when he first showed up a few hours ago, I'm glad my ick is vindicated. Also I like how the plot is progressing like a slowburn, hopefully we see some action next chapter.