Kaito.Hat's Topics (379)

I wish taemin had his original body (so manly looking. I love it!) he was so cute. Maybe it's just me, but I've never had a thing for frail/pretty looking ukes.

Complaints:
1. Maybe it's just cultural difference, but can you even call her size fat?? That's barely chubby
2. Her motivation to lose weight: girl, do it for yourself don't do it to impress some guy you've known for a couple weeks. You lose respect for yourself that way.

Terrible.

kitagawa is such a snake I love it.

I love this so much <3<3 It's so pure and has such a great plot! How is everyone so likable and protection worthy???

I'm not the type to get into stories featuring polyamorous relationships, but I think it would have worked better here than some half baked love triangle. It doesn't seem like their "relationship" would work out well with both guys constantly fighting over the mc.

The development between glasses guy and the main character could have been better, too. It seems the author was really pushing for a threesome without putting much thought into it. He and the m.c have what I assume is a platonic relationship for practically all their lives and they just. . .jump into it? At least give yourself some time to adjust.

There was also a lot of unexplained back story concerning azusa. I mean yeah, all of us know the typical route it would follow (rich boy with family issues), but why bother introducing it at all if you weren't going to expand on it?? You might as well have introduced him as someone that fools guys with his cross dressing without any traumatic pasts attached to it. It's more shallow, sure, but would have probably worked better with a manga with such condensed length.

Is that really how it ends??? Will we really not know more about their back stories? I was really curious about the main character especially. I mean, did Taemin not have a life before switching bodies with the twin? Friends? No word of his douchey family? Is his body really dead? I always kind of under the assumption Woojin (was that Blondie's name? I kind of forgot) wasn't being entirely truthful about the state of his body, which is a shame since I think the plot would be strengthened if the whole body switching wasn't completely disregarded, and this really bothered me since it seemed to have served no purpose except to make Taemin and Woojin a prettier couple. Who knows, maybe the twin could have lived quietly in Taemin's body, making a new life for himself, or better yet he could have made some contact with his twin so the blue fuck didn't come off as being the baseless villain with shallow motives that he is.

I can't say I'm not disappointed. This manwah was set up really well with lots of mysteries that I thought would be revealed later in the story. This just feels like such an abrupt ending. But despite my disappointment, I did still enjoy reading through this to the end, which is saying something.

Get rekt blue fuck.

I know Harada specializes in yandere/psychotic characters, but I'm really hoping Fukusuke can overcome his creepy-ass attitude. I don't think his relationship with Shoukichi can survive otherwise.

Honestly, reading through the twins brother's whole spiel on why he hates the m.c irked me. Don't get me wrong, I ADORE this webcomic, but his motivation as the main antagonist disappoints me. I mean, is getting compared to your twin REALLY that much of a trigger for you? I'm a twin, I'm worse at some things than my sister and better at other things, so I know what it's like when friends, family, strangers--whoever compares us. And honestly, yeah, there are those moments of insecurity, but if you really love your twin, you end up feeling proud of their talents and accomplishments and just want the best for them. I know this is a dramatic webcomic, but I don't understand how his hate for his brother could become so vile and toxic.