Comments of Let Dai

See, this is when you know you have a good manga in your screens. I love how the love takes time to grow, nice, steady progression, uncertain about how one feels, rather than just suddenly being like "oh, I love you" and the straight away there's a sex scene.This manga brought on so many emotions, there was so much sadness but there were also moments which made me squeal from excitement and happiness...Not going to lie, the ending was a bit muddled up for me, ended up going on many different manga sites to see if the scanning had gone wrong, even check out the last chapter at a bookstore, still left me slightly confused but all in all a great story ^^

THE ONE THING I HATE IS THAT HE FROGETS THAT HE GETS RAPED! not once does he gets angery at the goons that rapped him i wonder if dai also took part or a just stood over him

I love everything in this manga - art, story, characters... For me, this manga is a masterpiece.

The best manga I have ever read.

One of my all time favorites.

This one haunted me for months- I highly recommend it to all who love longer, more complex stories and don't Need that yaoi-factor too much.

I don't know where to start describing what I spent my last night and whole day reading. Let Dai is not just another BL, it's poetic and makes you feel everything. I'm so full of emotions right now I don't event know where to start.

dumbest fucking shit ive read in a while i hope u kys dai u fat ugly chicken dick shrimp sized weiner ugly fat fuck

Exquisite and gut-wrenching, this is one of the most well-written and provocative manhwas I've ever read. Reading it was painful. If you're looking for something to make you feel good, you will not find it here. But if you seek a dark reality, imbedded in a tragically beautiful story, then this is a manhwa you must read.

Oh my goodness, this is the best manhwa I've ever read. So amazing. The art, the story, everything. What a talented person!

Honestly, I don't know how to feel about this manhwa. I really love some parts of it. Eunhyung's storyline, while so tragic, was such a good reflection of how serious rape is and the effects it has on women nearly every day. May she rest in peace.
It took a while, but I got really attached to some of the characters; most are absolutely unbearable (*cough* Dai *cough*). However, I at least came out remembering their names. Even with some comics I like, with characters I may adore, I never bother remembering their names. I kept hoping that further into the story, they would get better, but there wasn't that much development, especially with Dai's storyline. He stayed one note. Even if he would change a little, he returned to being insufferable a chapter later. I don't know why Jaehee liked him enough to abandon some of his friends and family for him.
I get it if he is the finest, kindest man on the planet and loves you more than anything. You should fight for that person, but Dai abandoned him more times than I can count. And what he did to Eunhyung is absolutely unforgivable. Someone who just sits there and lets it happen when they have the power to stop the situation is worse than the people actually doing it. He constantly resorts to violence, even toward Jaehee, who he supposedly loves. The story literally starts because he gets his gang to beat him up. What a wonderful meet-cute. (If you can't tell, I'm being sarcastic)
This is abusive shit. Like how is that even a good relationship? He's just going to be stuck wondering whether his partner is in a good mood today or if he will get beaten up the next. Seeing Jaehee act like a doormat just because he "loves" him quickly gets old.
And his blatant misogyny is just appalling. We never get an explanation for this either; he's just an asshole for the whole manhwa. I want to dislike this, but there are so many saving graces. This is just a very flawed story. Most definitely outdated by today's standards, probably even when it was published. I'm still salty about the fact that comics like these, with toxic love stories or ones that are borderline illegal, are the ones that get long serializations. While beautiful masterpieces with healthy storylines and wonderful characters only get 6 chapters, one volume and nobody talks about them.
Do I feel like I wasted my time? No. I think I was able to learn some things, not only about some certain perspectives but even myself. One thing's for sure, this was definitely memorable, but would hardly call it masterpiece. And I would encourage my fellow readers to think before you give this a 10 out of 10.

God this manhwa is so amazing! I've never read anything like this before. It was like watching movie. It gave you all sort of emotions. I'm just a bit sad that the author made it an open ended story. I'd like to see them together since they went all through that hardship but nevertheless it was really great! This is a must read!

giving banana fish but toxic

This is an excellent story but I don't know if I have a will to read this story again. Dai...Jaehee. I hope you find him Jaehee, I hope you find your everything.

Possibly one of the best love stories I've ever read....

I really liked it because it Made me cry a lot.. The Only thing i didn't like was the ending. It was a bit confusing and unsatisfing

"Like the flowing water that slips through my fingers, you continue to slip away from me even though you are near me"

Seriously, I never get tired of this...I could just keep on reading this again and again forever!! I think I'll never find anything better than this! ✿✿

Endings like this leave me wanting more

Great character development, the mangaka used her long serialisation well, instead of injecting useless fillers that don't add to the story and character development. In addition, the working space was covered by emotional thoughts, which enhanced the experience although I didn't like the cramped look of the page. I found the story to be depressing at most especially disturbing scene -- Spoiler Alert- of Dai placing the vice president of his school and his teacher/ preacher into sleeping bags, knowing that these bags would be targeted by school thugs , like him. Dai is very disturbing; he fails to show genuine remorse and his possessive nature is physically and emotionally abusive. JeeHee is an almost perfect/honour student that surprised me with his weak character; I can't believe that seeing his mother in the hospital didn't generate any remorse or guilt in his conscience considering her sacrifice towards his future.

I badly want more, like I want to saw them together even if just a glimpse.