Amorou's manga / #sad(8)

A compelling short story is hard to do, but this author managed to leave an impact on me with this tragic story. It's cute and short, but sad.

I was not ready for the pain.

I feel like the last couple chapters were rushed and not enough closure was provided in the finale. Overall however, the story was meaningful and generally well paced, with really nice art and a well developed plot. This was super cute and the character development was great, especially for Bai Ming. Although, I feel like some of the plot points/characters were not expanded upon enough in depth or clarified.

4.5/5. This was so sad but beautiful! A bittersweet story about a forbidden romance.

Moving piece that realistically shows the struggles of being lgbt in an anti-lgbt world. Very bittersweet.

I'm conflicted with the sexualization of their relationship, but if it was any other couple this would be incredibly sweet and adorable. Overall it's a cute bittersweet story if you detach from the original characters in the manga, but otherwise I'd consider it insensitive to the original characters.

Amazing read. I had a suspicion that Ga-Hee was the culprit in the beginning, but didn't expect the plot twists of the ending. The art conveys the tense emotions, obsessive nature of the characters, and dark atmosphere extremely well. This was relatively fast-paced, elevated by beautiful art, and ended on a bittersweet note that was fitting for the story. Loved this.