Oh it updated-- where's that obsessed, deranged hater who keeps telling everyone bitches, hoes, slut, and every cuss under the sun lol
The chapters are too short that atp, I spend time reading through the shitfest that is the comment section than the actual manga chapter.
He was so happy and glowing talking to his friend just a few mins ago-- PLEASE GIVE HIM A BREAK. (/TДT)/ ╧╧
It started so so well, but recently, I barely understand anything because of the translation.
Like don't get me wrong, we getting it for free at least but I feel like I'm missing so much on the story and their actual conversation/context because of it
I hope it improves or we get some official ones.
We do have official translation upto ch 24 tho. I'm following those because I couldn't understand a thing for the life of me with the non official ones.
They're gonna talk for 2 panels, then have segs for the rest of the chapter while Loneal is crying. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Normally, I don't really mind airhead FLs. Usually they're just simple-minded like Bakarina which makes them likeable.
I can't really find myself to like this FL tho. Idk she just seems so dumb for the "laughs", that it's more on cringe than funny. Like, really, spacing out on a crucial engagement ceremony while drooling and everything? Attempting to physically assault gossipers? Screaming out of nowhere before saying the dumbest excuse you could ever give? It's so overdone.
The art is pretty tho, so I might still give this a chance but hopefully they tone down the FL's goofyness for a bit and have her function and think like a proper adult that she supposedly is.
Yiho is like my immediate BONK HAMMER. He bonks me with his sheer cuteness when I get unwanted thoughts on Cheongho's pecs.
"Wait. I will come back and destroy those who did this to you. "
I bawled like a beech this chapter. Calisto shitting on her family, his pent up anger and trauma. Mans just want to be happy with the love of his life--
I know some of y'all are disappointed with how watered down it was, so a lot of non-readers of the novel are quite confused.
But remember that there's a specific age group and target audience for the webtoon.
This is likely their means of censorship for the graphically violent part of the novel. While yes, it does remove a bit of flare and drama-- violent scenes such as what happened in the novel isn't necessarily everyone's cup of tea.
But that doesn't mean the scene takes away what happened. She was still bashed on the mirror, she still burnt that motherfucker's ego to ashes-- and that's the message they wanted to get across for the story. It's still a beautifully painful scene nonetheless.
The little hand print on the face! YEAH! YOU TELL HIM WHO'S BOSS, YIHO.