One thing I know for sure about this author is that she loves making her bottoms pitiful, pushover, and spineless. Basically, she wants a toxic dynamic where the toxicity only comes from the top's side. Honestly, I feel like she just applies heteronormative tropes to all of her stories
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What Haewon did in the past was wrong: planning a wedding while simultaneously maintaining a relationship with Suha. It was clear from the start that once a relationship is bound by marriage, priorities shift. Haewon would inevitably focus on his immediate family, especially after having a child.
Haewon himself admitted to feeling comfortable with that woman, and naturally, one tends to gravitate toward where they feel most at peace. He even claimed to have given up his comfortable life for Suha therefore it’s highly likely he would eventually fall for his wife and neglect Suha entirely.
Being much older Haewon should have known the consequences of starting something with Suha, yet he played the fool when faced with reality. Given Suha’s mental state and background, his reaction was predictable, and Haewon was the one who took that risk. Suha was neglected by his mother, raised by a father who became abusive due to mental instability, and ultimately witnessed his father’s suicide—spending a week with the decaying corpse. Haewon should have known better regarding the long-term psychological impact this would have on Suha.
I often encounter this trope—marriage for the sake of parents or status—but it’s rarely executed well. Suha shouldn’t feel pity for Haewon’s decision to marry, because Haewon knew all along that pursuing a relationship with Suha under those circumstances was a mistake.
Reading the spoilers for the previous episode really put my mind at ease. Thank you, Spoiler-nim!
Brace yourselves, guys, the story is about to get way more interesting. Juho and Jungjin’s relationship is going to cause some serious drama between Juho and the mc.
Spoiler!
To be honest, Juho struggled to move on from Jungjin until he finally meet our mc. Even so his feelings for Jungjin remain pretty ambiguous, even after being with the mc.
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Ballerino_Kai11 days ago
@Ballerino_Kai thank you so much for the spoiler ❤️ ❤️
Love and obsession really have a thin line that just blurs together sometimes. Chiyoung never forced things with Uigeon, it was a 'one and done' kind of deal for him. But then there’s Uigeon, pining for Junyoung for years even though he knew his love for Kanghee was always strongly reciprocated. I guess that’s just how differently they see love.
Love and obsession really have a thin line that just blurs together sometimes. Chiyoung never forced things with Uigeon, it was a 'one and done' kind of deal for him. But then there’s Uigeon, pining for Junyoung for years even though he knew his love for Kanghee was always strongly reciprocated. I guess that’s just how differently they see love.
Honestly, why is this so sad though? Is it because of how Chiyoung and Uigeon eventually grow together? It’s clear Junyoung and Kanghee are end-game, but I’d be so heartbroken if Chiyoung ends up being just a rebound 🥺
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[spoiler]Well firstly, yes after their convo, uigeon finally realises that h...
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Ballerino_Kai13 days ago
@Ballerino_Kai thank you so much for the spoiler ❤️❤️
Will there be a time skip? Based on the Korean chapters, Junyoung finally has a heart-to-heart conversation with Kanghee. At that point, does Uigeon realize that he no longer stands a chance? Also, why does Uigeon regret rejecting Chiyoung’s feelings when he was deeply in love with Junyoung at the time?
Will there be a time skip? Based on the Korean chapters, Junyoung finally has a heart-to-heart conversation with Kanghee. At that point, does Uigeon realize that he no longer stands a chance? Also, why does Uigeon regret rejecting Chiyoung’s feelings when he was deeply in love with Junyoung at the time?
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[spoiler]The way the current chapter went with ui geon not sleeping with chiyoung and rejecting him ...
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Dandelion14 days ago
@Dandelion You can clearly see in the last panel that Sakuraba says the woman on TV is his type. Meanwhile, Asami only says the guy on TV is handsome, without claiming he’s his type. Like, how could you even say that in front of your own partner? To me, it seems like Sakuraba is just feeding his ego to feel loved and wanted.
I often read stories where one of the characters is in denial about their feelings for other men, even struggling with internalized homophobia. But their character development feels satisfying and complete, unlike this one which feels half-hearted.
I often read stories where one of the characters is in denial about their feelings for other men, even struggling with internalized homophobia. But their character development feels satisfying and complete, unlike this one which feels half-hearted.
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It kinda feels off and incomplete, I think they need more chapters, especially Sakuraba still not ac...
Moments like these are what make readers feel conflicted about Juheon. At the story's climax, readers are left wondering: is he truly indifferent, or is he just a jerk? Especially after seeing how his parents behave.
In addition, it makes us wonder whether Kangwoo and Juheon’s relationship is actually healthy or if it's just plain toxic.
In addition, it makes us wonder whether Kangwoo and Juheon’s relationship is actually healthy or if it's just plain toxic.
Do you think that when the time comes for Ui-geon to develop feelings for Chi-young, he will end up rejecting him? I feel like Chi-young might feel insecure knowing just how deep Ui-geon’s love for Jun-young actually is. I understand that if I were in Ui-geon's shoes, it would be incredibly difficult to move on from Jun-young.
Spoiler!
In the next chapter, Jun-young finally has a heart-to-heart with Kang-hee. It seems like Kang-hee’s marriage is called off as well. I think it’s at that exact moment that Ui-geon finally realizes he truly stands no chance of being with Jun-young anymore
That da** foul mouth
Whatever the reason, it was clearly ra**. Even if it wasn’t ra** and Jiwon actually consented, what hyung did was still wrong. He took out his emotions on Jiwon to the point that he was hurt, and then ended up vomiting afterward. But I still see it as ra**, and Jiwon himself probably felt guilty because he didn’t know how to comfort hyung.
A lot of people say hyung acted that way because he was dealing with personal problems, and I suspect he tried to have s** with Jiwon as a way to distract himself from those issues (or maybe it was his sexual awakening).
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Maidy laidy16 days ago
@Maidy laidy sorry wrong button
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They are just going back to back w the same bullshit. Okay he opologised but still does not cover sh...
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Rilka17 days ago
@Rilka agreed
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@Layla Grambs What he did is not a redemption, lol, it's just another form of manipulatio...
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Layla Grambs17 days ago
@Layla Grambs What redemption arc? He still blames Dae for not telling him about the red-haired guy. He even blames the red-haired guy for the conflict between them. And Dae is just as foolish for excusing his actions
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he has one of the best redemption arcs i dont care but i think hes a yellow flag he apolagised he wa...
What the heck. I thought it would be longer.
I hope there will be a side story.
I hope there will be a side story.
And honestly, this is better than dragging the story out any longer like that other manhwa where the ML disappeared without any explanation. Somehow, the plot just became unclear.
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Cat18 days ago
@Cat agreed
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@LeniSnow I don't think is that deep tbh. All the others were women so he had no choice re...
The author of this story seems to force Ahjin to let go of everything Seokju did to him in the past. Seokju remembers everything he did to Ahjin for longer than Ahjin remembers everything Seokju did to him. Within just five months, Ahjin is expected to forgive and move on from all of Seokju’s actions simply because Seokju has remembered it for a longer time? Give me a break.
I'm sorry, but I suddenly got annoyed when the MC didn't ask for their name right away. I don't know, it just made me upset.
Very bad and lazy writing
After looking at it more closely, the situation in the world after Ahjin’s reincarnation feels like it is forcing Ahjin to forgive Seokju. In reality, Ahjin still deeply hates and resents him. However, the author creates circumstances that make Ahjin feel compelled to forgive Seokju, even though his anger and hatred have not disappeared.
Just look at how his mother pressures and gets angry at Ahjin for refusing to visit Seokju, even though Ahjin already explained that his current condition was caused by him. Then, after Ahjin recovers, the author once again builds situations that make Ahjin feel guilty toward Seokju, which eventually softens his feelings.
Seokju also comes across as manipulative because he seems to care more about himself than about Ahjin. In my opinion, this feels like lazy writing—a forced sense of fate.
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