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I agree with this. People are overreacting. It's really not that bad. Jiho just need to open up more and trust Yoonjoon. But they kept running in circles as misfortunes kept chasing down Jiho. Honestly, if it weren't for his shitty dad, they actually don't have to went through all of this.
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This is one of the most emotional manhwas I’ve ever read; it honestly made me cry because it was so good.
The characters feel very real and relatable. I liked that the seme didn’t forgive the uke right away but instead told him to work on himself and get therapy so they could possibly meet again later. I appreciate that the uke isn’t portrayed as some perfect, innocent person who is always taken care of, but rather as someone with real problems and feelings. He has flaws and knows it, but he also doesn’t want to be alone. The seme is the only one who showed him true, unconditional love. The artwork’s colors are beautiful, and the ending was truly heartbreaking.
I think some people just don’t really understand the characters. Maybe they were expecting a sweet, happy romance or for the uke to be just a helpless victim, which he is. Yes, the uke is a victim, but he’s not perfect—he makes mistakes and can be mean to others. He knows he’s not always good, but it’s hard to dislike him, especially considering everything he’s been through.
I give it a perfect 10 out of 10, I have no complaints. I’ll be thinking about these characters for weeks—they feel completely real and special.