can i ask why you thought s2 destroyed it at first? i actually really enjoyed it
Hm, good question. Well, first things first, I like modern yaoi much more than historical yaoi!
I only like to read historical ones every now and then, but generally speaking I'm more fond of modern ones for some reason, (even though I love straight historical romance far more than any modern straight romance) which is why I was maybe bummed? that I kinda got scammed lol
But I also already thought the story is good before season 2, so season 2 felt like too much for me, like it could have been an entirely different manhwa of its own, or a side story.
But now that we're approaching season 3, I can see that it was intentional, this sudden change-up. That it's not there just for shock value and it's actually just a very complex storyline. Though, I still thought that Red String Quests was going elsewhere with the plot, but I can't complain, since I really like original/unique storylines, and I can't wait to see Yeon 'reconcile' with Kihoon. I'm sure Kihoon will be plenty cute, surprised and embarrassed~
I actually thought the author destroyed the series with season 2 and didn't even read all of it, but now that I got myself to read the last few chapters of season 2 I'm really excited for season 3. The story idea is very unique and tragic.
And thank you for the updates, Jujucat. I love you always. I hope you will live a long, happy life.