imcrazybutimfree's manga / #want more!!!(132)

I loved how their story developed naturally and they eventually grew up together. Their latest discussion was really heart-clenching because it highlighted realistic dynamics commonly happening to couples of coworkers and the MCs eventually managed to resolve the whole situation really maturely: they didn’t act aggressively towards each other, nor spit bitter words of repressed frustration, but decided to keep their distances to compose themselves and then talk it out once they felt that their feelings were finally soothed and sorted out. Stella is a great character, very sassy and determined, such a powerful woman!! I wish I could read more about Bell (amazing friend, I love him), Lucas (Barney Stinson 2.0 lol) and Koo Taesung and Yoo Jiwon. Director Yoo definitely had some unresolved (probably) romantic feelings towards director Koo. I would have loved to see the romantic development between them.

NOOO I WAS WAITING FOR THE GREAT REVELATION OF THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO THEIR FAMILIESSSS

Okay uhm I needed 20 hours to metabolise the ending and all the suffering this amazing story made me go through. It’s painful because the author used the comic as a filter to depict real life. “Maybe we’re all one-time extra characters”, said Danoh in the last chapter while floating alone in complete darkness. Danoh, Dohwa, Haru, Baek Kyung and the Fairy had not complete freedom to live as they wanted too, but at the same time discovering what the ending of the story would lead them too (darkness and void filled only by comforting but painfully nostalgic memories) persuaded them to live every little moment to the fullest, which is one of the main life advices sages have been giving for thousands of years. In the world of comics, just like irl, reincarnation can be both a condemnation or a blessing: Haru and Danoh were lucky enough to find each other again at the very first try, but what about the next one? What if they never met again after that story that made them main characters? This whole story seems to be revolving around one of the most heart-wrenching dynamic of all: THE IMPOSSIBILE AND EXCRUCIATING LOVE OF SOULMATES AS STAR CROSSED LOVERS. Dohwa’s story break my heart. When I saw him fall off the roof my heart broke in a million pieces, because that was not his concept or a decision the author made for him: he decided spontaneously to put the word end to his life and obliterate his awareness, because he was suffering too much and couldn’t find the willpower to be as courageous and optimist as Danoh and Haru were. I wish the author wrote a spin-off about him and Baek Kyung, who ended up alone: one with no memories or awareness (Dohwa), the other in absolute solitude with not comforting but only painful memories of a happy ending he hadn't been able to reach (Baek Kyung). In conclusion, this is a melancholic and bittersweet masterpiece about this fucked up journey — our life.

THIS SHIT WAS CRAZY