leeahraa_'s manga / #bullying(3)

I accidentally stumbled upon this manhwa when I was googling for some Yeoseob's fanart. get hooked with the fanart and the synopsis made me more curious. reading this felt like a journey; it's like seeing my own son growing up. especially Hyeong-oh. if you come to see some yaoi, then this story isn't what you're looking for. at first chapters I thought I kinda shiped Hyeong-oh with Nam-soo but shame, the author made it official this isn't. haha. which is fairly okay. it has reason though I won't spill because it'd be a major spoiler. once you read this, you'd be hooked just like be and thirsty for their backstory. ah, I get the same vibe from "An Uncomfortable Truth" here, but AUT is much more darker than this. ps; the ending is nice and hopeful, so you don't have to worry to getting sliced onions lol.

monsters not born; they are made. that's practically what fits best to describe the message that the author implied in the story. humans not made to be broken, our past did so. the second I finished reading this manhwa get me crying a litre because no characters should fully be blamed for things that happened.

been weeks since I bawled my eyes out after finishing books and this manhwa did a great job on make me cry. I really liked this story; the story-telling is beyond good, and it's all started with something simple--mere misunderstanding. I'm rooting for the character development, Seo Skyler to be exact, since he got much tender after some healing. this manhwa told us that emotion and people's perseptive is very important. memories and past are what make us now, and if only we got to see life from other's point of view, we might know why they behaved the way themselves do. frankly, the most character I hate from this series isn't the mum, but the prick grandma and her good-for-nothing son. sums up, this was a great writing that get you feels train, recommended to read. :)