sameeee, but one time i read this manhwa IDK at all that it was tagged tragedy. I was kinda hopimg for the mains couple happy ending then next chapter, ml killed himself after promising mc of escaping together. its so sad yet so beautiful
How could u drop such a delicious plot after reading abt what tragedy does to me girl. Anyway, would u mind spilling the tea
Tbh I didn’t expect Taming the Tiger to have such a tragic end.
But there’s one I read where ML killed himself it’s kinda of refreshing read for me.
Are yall like talking abt the same work, what is ittt
oh nooo haha if any lets just say i helped u skim the plot early
sauce: perle
although i should say brace yourself still. this manhwa has more lore in it
for my mental health i didnt finish taming the tiger lollll
To be honest, I handle tragedies very well and I like reading them (which doesn't mean that they don't touch me).
There's enough tragedy in the world. Why would i deliberately read these genre works *proceeds to read oyasumi punpun, the girl at the shore*
I've found that I'm pretty bad with tragedy. When it comes to works with a reputation of being sad like punpun or my broken mari, I'd first have to skim thru the whole thing to prep myself for the actual 2nd read. I need to roughly know the parts where I should brace myself. And even after that, those works will actually affect my mood for some time.
Tbh I envy yall who can read tragedy like any other genre. Like even though they're so fascinating and every time u read them it feels like you come to understand something a bit more abt urself and other people, I feel like I'm getting punched in the gut every time I pick them up smh.