Authors should really stop making this fictional relationships and setting our standards TOO HIGH. UGH.
This is the embodiment of 'communication is the key', I was waiting for some slow burn and red flags to appear but I got this open communication, wholesome, honest, and hot but slow chukchakan relationship in the end. I WANT THAT, TOO.
Though, it wouldn't hurt to show their past experiences, the story has outstanding plotline that every chapter is not nonsense but truly adds value to the entire story.
And not showing his father's face is the most fictionally heartburning, preciously satisfying thing in here. Idk, my mind goes back to how he always said that he forgot his father's face and it feels like I was reading through his lens when he met his father again.
I'm satisfied with the ending. And no, I don't need to know about Jae-yoon's father and his output on their relationship, he's not the main character of this story and I don't give a shit about his patriarchal opinions.
Authors should really stop making this fictional relationships and setting our standards TOO HIGH. UGH.
This is the embodiment of 'communication is the key', I was waiting for some slow burn and red flags to appear but I got this open communication, wholesome, honest, and hot but slow chukchakan relationship in the end. I WANT THAT, TOO.
Though, it wouldn't hurt to show their past experiences, the story has outstanding plotline that every chapter is not nonsense but truly adds value to the entire story.
And not showing his father's face is the most fictionally heartburning, preciously satisfying thing in here. Idk, my mind goes back to how he always said that he forgot his father's face and it feels like I was reading through his lens when he met his father again.
I'm satisfied with the ending. And no, I don't need to know about Jae-yoon's father and his output on their relationship, he's not the main character of this story and I don't give a shit about his patriarchal opinions.