First of all. There is rape and it's unnecessary, but the story in itself is pretty amazing. I typically write out my comments throughout reading, but I was truly so invested I just kept reading chapter after chapter.
There is a lot of toxicity in this story, but looking at all the characters. I truly believe they're all meant to be where they are.
Heeseong was originally so set on her freedom at the start, but she did develop that attachment to Seong-rok and that's what lead to her down fall at the end. Her greed for freedom ended with none at all, which I think is pretty fitting.
Je oh and Seong-rok aren't green flag relationship, but they do fit together very well, and I'm happy they got their happy ending. Je oh was just as involved as Heeseong was, he had plenty of people to get back at, and working with Seong-rok to get his revenge was perfect.
When Han Gyeol and President Cheon came along, I can understand why everyone hates Cheon. I hated him at first too, but then he seen first hand how Han and Je oh were treated. Han's words sunk into him, and seeing how Je oh acted to Seong-rok getting stabbed he knew he had nothing over those two. He knew, just like the guy who stitched his wound up after he was stabbed stated, that Han, Je oh, and him there on even playing grounds. Because he took a liking to Han, he knew that he needed to bend a bit for Je oh, and that's why they got his help near the end.
I was a bit surprised at Officer Kang tho at the end. He spotted those two and didn't do anything, I'm glad he didn't. Sometimes justice isn't always pretty. Heeseong was the one who started the fire, and she got what she deserved as the end.
Je oh and Seong-rok deserved love and a peaceful ending.
The revenge was truly perfect. This was a very good story, and I was unsure of reading it since I seen a few comments about rape, but I push through because there were more comments about the ending be great.
I have to say my favorite part was when Je oh and Seong-rok had tied up Heeseong near the end. I loved how Seong-rok went next to Je oh like a waiting dog, and proceeded to ask him what he should do, like he was asking his master what next. I'm sure that's how it was meant to look, and I loved it.
If you can get through the rape parts, I recommend this story very much. I've read a lot of stories in this site so far, and this is the first that has dragged me in so deep. It's sad that it's over, I'd like to hope some peaceful side stories will come after since the whole main story was nothing but drama.
My god.
First of all. There is rape and it's unnecessary, but the story in itself is pretty amazing. I typically write out my comments throughout reading, but I was truly so invested I just kept reading chapter after chapter.
There is a lot of toxicity in this story, but looking at all the characters. I truly believe they're all meant to be where they are.
Heeseong was originally so set on her freedom at the start, but she did develop that attachment to Seong-rok and that's what lead to her down fall at the end. Her greed for freedom ended with none at all, which I think is pretty fitting.
Je oh and Seong-rok aren't green flag relationship, but they do fit together very well, and I'm happy they got their happy ending.
Je oh was just as involved as Heeseong was, he had plenty of people to get back at, and working with Seong-rok to get his revenge was perfect.
When Han Gyeol and President Cheon came along, I can understand why everyone hates Cheon. I hated him at first too, but then he seen first hand how Han and Je oh were treated. Han's words sunk into him, and seeing how Je oh acted to Seong-rok getting stabbed he knew he had nothing over those two. He knew, just like the guy who stitched his wound up after he was stabbed stated, that Han, Je oh, and him there on even playing grounds. Because he took a liking to Han, he knew that he needed to bend a bit for Je oh, and that's why they got his help near the end.
I was a bit surprised at Officer Kang tho at the end. He spotted those two and didn't do anything, I'm glad he didn't. Sometimes justice isn't always pretty. Heeseong was the one who started the fire, and she got what she deserved as the end.
Je oh and Seong-rok deserved love and a peaceful ending.
The revenge was truly perfect. This was a very good story, and I was unsure of reading it since I seen a few comments about rape, but I push through because there were more comments about the ending be great.
I have to say my favorite part was when Je oh and Seong-rok had tied up Heeseong near the end. I loved how Seong-rok went next to Je oh like a waiting dog, and proceeded to ask him what he should do, like he was asking his master what next. I'm sure that's how it was meant to look, and I loved it.
If you can get through the rape parts, I recommend this story very much. I've read a lot of stories in this site so far, and this is the first that has dragged me in so deep. It's sad that it's over, I'd like to hope some peaceful side stories will come after since the whole main story was nothing but drama.