OruchO's Topics (44)

Does anyone know when Ilay finally understands his feelings in the novel? If you know pls tell me which book and chapter cause im dying here i need to know

I get so angry at the evil brother but then i remember that he's already 6 feet underground. Makes me smile

I was planning to write this webtoon off, but i might've been wrong. The white hair guy obviously is attracted and wants to be liked by the CEO (i assume he's lol). I think it's cute how he doesn't want to admit it and how it annoys him that Ceo is so into his friend. It makes him very human. Also CEO is also intigued by the white hair dude obviously otherwise he wouldn't go so far for that ex idol. I don't think he even likes him, he probably reminds him of someone or smth (common trope). I really want to know what happens next!!!!

I really wanna know more about the second couple. Their dynamic is so unique. Hoping for a spin off

Novel seems to be shounen ai and the main characters end up together only at the very end, on top of that no side stories. Would only recommend if you're into the plot and not the romance, which is so tragic, because that tie scene was so well done and i could feel the chemistry...

I can only hope that the webtoon artist goes off the script and gives us something more.

For all the ChihayaxArata shippers, don't be too disappointed, the ending is a kinda open ended, knowing that Taichi is in Kyoto and Arata is back in Tokyo and it doesn't feel like has given up completely. Life is long and full of possibilities.

Tho me being Chihaya x Taichi shipper i hope they last lol

Someone who has read the novel, is it all shounen ai?

Does anyone know if Brett tells that french boy to shot his own shoulder for Hayden or for himself as a revenge. It's an important detail and personally i can't really tell as he's kinda pissed that french boy pointed gun at him, but also it could be because of Hayden being injured.

With so many great stories wrapping up lately, this one is quickly becoming my number one.

The webtoon creates a perfect balance between those fun, guilty-pleasure moments and a complex storyline. The art is really unique too, it almost feels like I’m reading a comic book at times.

It was a difficult watch, to be honest. It’s not for the faint of heart. I actually waited until it was complete before diving into it because I knew if it ended in tragedy, I wouldn’t be able to handle it. I didn’t want it to leave a mark. But even with its happy ending, it still managed to leave an impression.

I remember reading a comment about this story a while ago. Someone mentioned that the depiction of sexual abuse didn’t feel realistic and came across as almost romanticized. I don’t believe the author’s intention was to romanticize such a horrific experience. Instead, it feels like an artistic choice—to present the abuse in a way that allowed us, as readers, to endure it, and, in a strange way, to even appreciate the story as a whole, including its darkest moments. And, honestly, I think it worked.

As for the claim that it wasn’t realistic: well, of course. In reality, careers like the one portrayed in the story are often far worse, far grittier, and rarely as high-end as the protagonist’s journey. And people in those situations rarely, if ever, get a happy ending.