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Nana L4 years ago
There's a novel that came before the manhwa. Both the manhwa and the drama are based on the novel.
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I WANT A RICH DADDY4 years ago
Has is correct. It's I/you/they/we have and he/she has.
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girl everyone wants a guy like Sangwoo, but nvm he already has a scary boyfriend
...I liked the ending and I think it ties up the story nicely, but I still hope there's side stories because I have some QUESTIONS:
- Who are the other 2 members of A-One and what is their relationship with Gyusung/Jooha/Siyeol like? What are their roles? We know Gyusung = leader and Siyeol = maknae, but I wanna know who's the main vocal, dancer, rapper, etc
- For a top idol group, why do we never see them doing traditional idol activities like music shows, concerts, song recordings, etc.? Are they on hiatus? (I just want to see Aejoon having a blast, fanboying his heart out at a concert lmao)
-What is going on with Jooha and Gyusung's relationship? Why did Jooha think he was cheating and when/why did they start talking/dating again?
-How did Aejoon become a fan of Siyeol? Why is Siyeol his bias in the group (over his own cousin even lol)?
-Is Hyesung (Gyusung's sister) a single mom and did Gyusung move in with her to help with childcare? How is her cute bb Eunsung doing?
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lassie4 years ago
For manhwa with relationship buildup and no dark themes:
-Heesu in Class 2
-Tu Quoque
-Till Our Lips Touch
-Path to You
-Behind the Desks (there is a side character who is obsessive/psychologically abusive, but not the main couple)
-Incidentally Dyed by Spring's Love (the relationship doesn't start the healthiest way because the main characters were both dealing with stuff (poverty, abandonment issues & death of a loved one) that they didn't talk to the other about, but it gets better once they start communicating and become more brave about their feelings)
Also recommending this because it's by the same artist as this manhwa (Upi) so the art's amazing, it does have dark themes like mental health issues, death (by cancer and suicide), and obsession, but it is a similar vibe and the main couple ends up in a very supportive and loving relationship:
-The Last Stop on the Way
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This manhwa is so good! It's rare to see a healthy built up of romance in BL manhwas nowadays. I'...
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Sailorhanakokun4 years ago
Tell Me You Can Hear It, The Last Stop on the Way, and Love Plan have similar character dynamics.
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Does anybody know another manga like this? (I'm fine with any gender relationship as long as it's...
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Sudabe 4 years ago
I think it's very likely! Upi (the artist) seems to really like the cohabitation trope, all of the main couples in their past works eventually moved in together.
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I think they will live together in future episodes, I will wait for them to live together
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kang joonie bby4 years ago
If Yoonseul actually got his wish to date Kang Joon throughout high school, their dynamic would probably be like this heh
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similar to the third ending~ a handsome top and a potato bottom 
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Kang wojin obsession4 years ago
Woowon already feels discomfort over their wealth differences, I think if Seoan became his employer and responsible for his income, that'd probably make him feel more burdened and feel like a greater distance between the two of them because of the power dynamics for being boss and employee. Also Seoan's been going to therapy, so I don't think he'd make the offer to hire Woowon, I think he's working towards being able to manage his mental health problems on his own.
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Bruh why doesn't he ask him to work for him as his secretary then move in with him since he need...
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Am I gae? 4 years ago
Path to You and Tu Quoque are two fluffy slice of life manhwas I'd rec.
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Can someone recommend a story similar to this one be it manga or manhwa I need a distraction!!! ?...
The ending of season 2 is so beautiful, they are each other's spring ?
I love the little anecdotes about famous composers that Gonghyun tells Cheongsoon when he's playing the piano. I hope next season he plays Chopin and talks about Chopin's love letters to men.
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Lover boy4 years ago
I disagree, the artwork isn't the most detailed but the coloring, composition, and use of positive/negative space really adds to the story. The way that Park Jiyeon draws moments where the characters touch or characters in an empty space creates a sense of warmness, loneliness, and intimacy.
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The art isn't really good, but the story is top notch, one of the best syories I've read
...Okay, I know Gonghyun's offer to adopt Cheongsoon seems odd but alternative family arrangements for gay couples are not uncommon in East Asia. In Japan where gay marriage isn't legal (except for Tokyo), parents sometimes adopt their child's partner just so that they can be on the same family registry even if it means on paper they're siblings.
There are many legal benefits to being related on paper. In Korea, like the translator's note said, you can't sign off on medical treatment for your partner if you're not family or married. So if Gonghyun was to get into an accident, was unconscious and needed surgery, Cheongsoon wouldn't be able to consent to it, he would have to get into contact with Gonghyun's mom to sign off on it and that would just be a mess with her personality. Even if they were to get married overseas, their marriage wouldn't legally be recognized in Korea. They wouldn't be able to legally adopt a child together, it's very difficult even for one unwed person to adopt a child. If Gonghyun wasn't rich with connections, he probably wouldn't be able to offer to adopt Cheongsun.
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