Lie to Me review: The creator is a well-rounded artist and well-cultured about the BL genre lmao! Usually, the straight ML who's a victim will always end up with his abuser in any BL series, with all the redemption arc and all lmao! To make it even more outrageous, the creator uses GL satire to prove a point that it'll never be acceptable lmao!
I don't think I've read any of her works before, so I imagined reading this in 2024 would be something generic like many of the stories out there (it's probably generic, but this feels like a breath of fresh air, seeing that the chivalrous FL protects the ML's masculinity bahaahaha).
And this thing about the ML's best friend attitude was so hearty. He puts the ML in his place, humbles him for hitting the FL, and is ready to make the ML know he's in the wrong, and this is a 2004 manhwa! I can’t believe this is a gem. I love the issues that the creator's trying to highlight and tackle, and they're so well thought out (females aren't that cherished in the side of the laws in South Korea compared to males, and since the laws have some loopholes and they need to care about taking care of their public image, it's challenging to come out as victims/male sexual assault victims). ML's best friend is an excellent friend who stands up for what is right. He's genuine and caring without being mean, and asked ML to take accountability for his actions (doesn't mean you can keep being an asshat and being difficult with others when you're going through trauma, put a limit to it, and be responsible for your actions).
I really love the FL lol She's so unapologetic for being forward and bright, and she's also outspoken (in a culture and society that deems a female's voice to be less than a male's voice/views). It's so good and an enjoyable short read.
Updates: I'd like to thank you for updates and completing them in advance. I'm one of the readers who appreciates LYR. I can read it some time in the future if this ever gets updated
Lie to Me review:
The creator is a well-rounded artist and well-cultured about the BL genre lmao! Usually, the straight ML who's a victim will always end up with his abuser in any BL series, with all the redemption arc and all lmao! To make it even more outrageous, the creator uses GL satire to prove a point that it'll never be acceptable lmao!
I don't think I've read any of her works before, so I imagined reading this in 2024 would be something generic like many of the stories out there (it's probably generic, but this feels like a breath of fresh air, seeing that the chivalrous FL protects the ML's masculinity bahaahaha).
And this thing about the ML's best friend attitude was so hearty. He puts the ML in his place, humbles him for hitting the FL, and is ready to make the ML know he's in the wrong, and this is a 2004 manhwa! I can’t believe this is a gem. I love the issues that the creator's trying to highlight and tackle, and they're so well thought out (females aren't that cherished in the side of the laws in South Korea compared to males, and since the laws have some loopholes and they need to care about taking care of their public image, it's challenging to come out as victims/male sexual assault victims). ML's best friend is an excellent friend who stands up for what is right. He's genuine and caring without being mean, and asked ML to take accountability for his actions (doesn't mean you can keep being an asshat and being difficult with others when you're going through trauma, put a limit to it, and be responsible for your actions).
I really love the FL lol She's so unapologetic for being forward and bright, and she's also outspoken (in a culture and society that deems a female's voice to be less than a male's voice/views). It's so good and an enjoyable short read.
Updates:
I'd like to thank you for updates and completing them in advance. I'm one of the readers who appreciates LYR. I can read it some time in the future if this ever gets updated