it's just best that you wait at least a few days after the initial release so you won't have to rush uploading. It looks messy now because we have a 45.1 and a 45.2 to cover for the missing pages towards the end of the chapter.
Just wait it out a bit and don't rush. Let the author get her money. She deserves it. （￣へ￣）
Yes it's raunchy. Yes it starts out as a housewife cheating on her husband. But DAMN if things don't turn around as the story progresses!!!
I LOVE how in the beginning you're kinda feeling sorry for the housewife and then by the end you're totally siding with the husband and pretty much cussing and cursing the housewife for all the BS she's put those two men through...and that's NOT including all the stuff that's going on around them.
This story had me on edge with some parts and made me feel sad with others. Even the end when you're looking at the outcome and going "better than that crazy chick of a housewife." Like, dude, this was a good story. I legit liked it and I loved the art.
I would LOVE to see a side story or a small spin off using the two main characters in a modern day setting.
LOVE IT!
Also, Seungho is a Capricorn? Hahahaha, make sense! I see it!
it's like you guys don't know the premise of the story. It's not about warm and fuzzies, it's....actually about just desserts! lol
Think about it. Wataru was walking around calling gay people homos while indiscriminately freaking out whenever he got hit on by one. Regardless of the trauma, he wasn't being mindful nor respectful.
Then there's Hachi who is widely known as a super sadistic guy who purposefully pulls people in and just spits them out. So him leaving behind a trail of exes isn't a surprise, especially when one got revenge on him by exposing his activities in front of Wataru.
We now have Wataru who doesn't go around using slurs or freaking out over anyone who is gay. And we now have Hachi who broke character when all contact with Wataru was taken away and the threat of Hinata taking him was present. To yell at Hinata the way he did and then glare a Tomiki, only to comfort Wataru at the end....
yeah, just desserts. Both people had to come down from their bad habits in order to have a relationship with each other.
Still waiting for that sex scene, though. And knowing the author, it'll be good!
THISSS thank you heavenly creature! I’m about to make a comment about something that’s bothering me and kinda relating to this
You do have a point there, for sure. The uke wasn't exactly a sweet little angel, either... To me, it's not actually the "cheating" itself that irks me, though. It's Hacchi applying double-standards in their relationship, denial of his feelings be damned. Him being in denial isn't enough for me to bear all his double-standard crap. I really, REALLY dislike double standards, and guys who selfishly apply unequal rules in relationships, without ever getting even a "fleeting feeling" that they're being complete asswipes to their partners... (We're in the *21st* century, already, you Neanderthals! Time to gain some self-awareness and act like *real* Homo Sapiens'!)
I'm saying this, because I doubt Hacchi previously went around hypocritically demanding one-way "exclusivity" from those exes he later tossed away, or from his friends with benefits... as I'd like to think this bout of (denial-induced) double-standard hypocrisy is (hopefully) a novel occurrence for him. (If it wasn't, that'd make him an absolute trash rather than an occasional neanderthal).
Don't worry, I get your point. Hacchi really was trying to keep Wataru to himself while not remembering that the stuff he's used to doing is no longer ok. The fact that he had a GPS app on Wataru's phone while knowing full well he hurt his trust and feelings...the fact that he was getting turned on as he was trying to keep a hurt Wataru from entering his own apartment is proof that he wasn't being mindful of his own actions. I mean, he gets turned on when he's making out with the guy in a closet only to use an ex to get rid of his pent-up arousal. So when Hinata told him that he doesn't treat him like he's your man and Hacchi got mad....that made me laugh. This man broke character because a very real threat turned up.
was because the story was hot.
However, when I bought the official translation, certain scenes (compared to the unofficial text) didn't have the same intensity and longing from Natori as I expected when I first read this.
Example: The stairwell scene in chapter one where Asako says goodbye and good luck to Natori after finally being able to produce his favorite scent; Natori is not only disappointed, but acts out in a moment of desperation and lust.
In the unofficial version he says: "I don't want this to be the last time. Just a little...more." The latter part of the sentence is uttered as he feels up her thigh.
But the official version plays out the scene like this: "... 'In the end'? Please don't say that. I want more. A lot more."
The former narrative plays it out like Natori can't seem to stop himself from wanting to stay with her more. I like how that sentence was paced out with the panels to make the reader really feel Natori's wishful lust brewing and it doesn't really make him sound too self-serving, it actually leaves space for him to be a bit innocent in his behavior. And even though the illustrations don't change, the translations pretty much can switch how immersive a scene can be based off the phrasing.
I sometimes wonder if the official translators are simply trying to keep the two translations separate from each other so that there are no claims of stealing, because even though unofficial translations are made by a single person or a group, the fact is that it's still a work done by someone for free. So I'm wondering how the rest will turn out by the time I finish volume 2.
So here are the breakdowns of the main characters.
Ikumi is the main character. Even though he's an upstanding student, he has issues with being a pregman since pregmen normally have very girly characteristics and he doesn't. His father is overseas on business and his mother passed away when he was little.
Chiharu is Ikumi's childhood friend and best friend. Chiharu has always loved him since they were little, however since learning Ikumi's secret as a pregman, his goal is to make Ikumi his and have children with him. He's greatly possessive of him and he scares a lot of people. Ikumi decided to let Chiharu have sex with him during his heat.
A senior, Leon, is a pregman who is openly promiscuous and doesn't care who his partner is. He one day raped Ikumi's friend Naoto simply because Naoto was around while he was in heat. Leon is conniving and will try to put Ikumi or Chiharu in messed up situations for his own entertainment. Miyuki seems to be the only person Leon is willing to protect.
Chiharu's mom is overprotective and against the idea of pregmen because she considers them unnatural.
Miyuki is a pregman who was saved from a bullying incident by Ikumi and developed a crush on him despite knowing Ikumi is a fellow pregman. He tried to have sex with Ikumi when they were both in heat and was aggressively pulled off and threatened by Chiharu.
Soma is like Chiharu in that he also has a crush on a pregman, Miyuki, and wants to have a proper relationship with him. And like Naoto, he's gentle and doesn't want to provoke. Soma is part of the student council and wants to improve relations between normal students and pregmen with the help of Chiharu.
Naoto is a bit of an airhead, but he's kind and very friendly. Chiharu is careful around him because he fears he might pull Ikumi away from him. Naoto's uncle is married to a pregman and they are both expecting their first child.
Am I right in thinking that the Twitter guy got those profiles from the printed version of the webtoon? Because the English version has both of their heights as an inch more than what he posted.
Also, me and Daehyung would have been best friends in high school! His hobbies are definitely something you'd like if you were a teen in the 90's! lol
What's with that meme at the end!?! LOL