Yukiko

Humans are extremely selfish and Siwon is the most selfish of them all. He did have ample time and opportunity to see and speak to Taemin when he was in his own body, but never did so. I guess the reason why he's trying to hold onto Siwoon is because he doesn't want to lose him again. ╮(￣▽￣)╭

I can recommend Feng Yu Jiu Tian, it's another soul transfer manga, but the character was sent back in time and replaced a prince, but I don't know if you'll like it, it's not complete.

Yeah, I think the author tried to end on a happy note, but everything was still sad and incomplete. I definitely would love to see a resolution between the brothers and for the characters to have their original bodies back.

I do think being compared to constantly is upsetting, but definitely not a justification for the younger twin's actions. Almost everyone has had a sad or traumatic past in their life, and it helps build character, but many don't let it dictate their lives. I kind of wish that he grew to understand that he shouldn't care how others see him. Yes, I know that at a young age, teens and young adults really want the people around them to accept them. But out of the people you want to please, who is going to stay by your side earnestly? Siwon really cared about him and wanted to understand him, and I just wish the artist went that route wherein the younger twin grew to realize that.

I wish none of the characters died, but then where would the conflict be, right? I kind of wish it was the kind of story wherein after the switch, the characters are forced to become the person whose body they have taken and try to resolve personal conflicts on their own. Honestly, the story needed to be fleshed out more. Having the younger twin punished as a resolution to the story is not interesting. The way he was portrayed, I couldn't sympathize with him, but if he did grow in character, maybe I would have. None of the characters were developed properly actually.

Of course, Siwoon wouldn’t care about Siwon, if Taemin’s spirit wasn’t in his body. That’s part of the whole point. It’s a love between two souls and not just of the body. Woojin (Siwoon’s true name) only ever cared about Taemin. Taemin was always weak to him too.

Joohoon never became some warrior of justice. You are misunderstanding if you think that’s what the author intended. He only helped out Siwoon because it served his purposes. It amused him to torture Jiwook, and he still owed him for tearing up the picture. Plus, you don’t know if Siwoon bribed him, but he certainly didn’t do it out of the goodness of his heart

It still leaves a bad aftertaste. Things didn't really get resolved except for the younger twin getting his ass kicked. The author did touch upon being stuck with a body that wasn't yours, but didn't delve any further. I mean, even the recent extra had Taemin actually back in his body and going to school with Siwoon. People ate that shit up. It would have been nice if the webcomic actually did end up that way. But now the author ended it where we could have seen more development and struggles of living with a different identity.

The message that the soul is what matters is still nice regardless.

i really think karokekreeper was more for being a pychopath then justice warrior. i think hes still pissed about his fox messing up his picture and tricking him that working with the man he wanted and backstabbing him with lies. is the same type of payback that the evil twin started their relationship with.