
why do the officials keep using the female gendered pronouns for hana, even after finally revealing that bea has been talking about a guy all this time? i understand stuff can go lost in translation, what with the gender neutral pronouns in korean, but now you're clearly showing two men getting married in an intimate setting, so why keep using she/her for hana?

the third story is boring, it even made seungha less interesting somehow instead of more interesting the more we explore his character. i also like him less now that i know his backstory. i know he was just a bitter kid and said something vile to another child bc he was emotional, but now that you're older you still say you don't regret what you did? and you still live by that principle you set as a kid, even though you seem to have analyzed the roots of your issues, which would usually lead to someone changing their outlook? he's less mature and less of a good person than he led us on to believe in story 1 & 2.

One thing you learn after living as an newborn adult is that your traumas, personality, qualities and etc are all results of you childhood experience. You can have any opinion about the BL, but I have to disagree on some points. Our childhood is what form us, that's why having good parents is so important to your formation as an human being. Don't go thinking that when you pass 18 you gonna be a different person from what you were back then, certainly not, you do NOT change. You just GROW UP. And after all, seungha is a kid. He was very mature in the first and second season, while dealing with his friends, because he is responsible. You can see with his development that he has a strong sense of responsibility and justice. And the most amazing part is that he is only opening up about his "childish" and flawless side with seolham, because is the person he is trusting. If he said those things to other people, maybe they would say what you are saying right now, that he is less interesting, bad person and childish. So he kept his emotions with him.

i like how we've lost the plot a long time ago, pivoted to a different set of characters before the first set could finish the story they wanted to tell, they are all 15 and get sexualized by the fanbase (and author) a lot, and how the brown haired boy (forgot his name, the one that's always with the light haired boy and has a little sister who's obsessed with him) has absolutely no personality whatsoever

I do think zhang zhen xi (brown hair) has a personality, maybe it hasn't been as clear because the chapters are focusing on He's family business and tian/mo relationship. besides being jian yi's partner (platonic or not - idk how the author will proceed), zhen xi has demonstrated being more on the rational and cool side - contrary to the other 3. he's also very understanding, always trying to deal with jian yi's family stuff as well as their feelings. he's the one who's kinda there for everyone always.

puberty for boys can be really surprising. i have 7 male cousins, and from what i've seen is that the longer they stay small and have their child-voice, the taller they grow later on. one cousin in particular went from 160cm to 186cm within a year or so at age 17.
another cousin gradually grew to 170cm until age 16 and then shot up to 191cm by his next birthday.
as long as shuu eats well, does stretches and exercises his muscles, he will probably grow at least another 20cm once his puberty hits.
that plot twist with the missing yakuza son and the mangaka... i did NOT see that coming lmfaoooo