Okay, I have now read the entirety of No Moral and my verdict is as follows: It's a masterpiece of a story which stands out as one of the best works of its genre and time. It was *THAT* AMAZING of a read. This is easily the best bl manhwa I have read all year. It's literally such a groundbreaking experience to read this in its full glory (glad I waited out all the time I had left it alone to marinate because holy hell it was worth every second and then some). I'm so emotionally attached to Yunshin and Seheon I can't put to words how much they make me feel things, gosh. It's straight up embarassing. To add moreThey're lovable yes but also a source of inspiration in terms of work ethic. See this is why good storytelling matters. It makes a powerful impact on the readers' minds and hearts. It sure as hell made my entire month period. I love this to bits, and I will ve coming back to re-read this every few months or years. It's execution is brilliant, and I had an overall gala time with this. It's super duper enjoyable. And I need say nothing about the art style, it pretty much announces itself to anyone who decides to pick up this manhwa. 10/10 beautiful work of art and literature.
With all that said, I am quite annoyed by how we were robbed of the Salad AND Wine scenes. Let it be known that I have strong incentive to go looking for the novel *ahem*.
The only caveat of this, and which should be addressed too, is:
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that one smut scene that takes place in the late 90s early 100s chapter numbers where it was portrayed as a dubcon/noncon scene with bleeding and no safeword whatsoever.
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i disliked it to the point it broke my immersion. so yeah not a big fan of that part. I'm not aware if this is also something shown exactly as in the novel or something that was inserted into the manhwa adaptation. either way it was in bad taste (purely my opinion). just another not so uncommon victim of bl manhwa-fication i guess. *sigh*
Okay, I have now read the entirety of No Moral and my verdict is as follows: It's a masterpiece of a story which stands out as one of the best works of its genre and time. It was *THAT* AMAZING of a read. This is easily the best bl manhwa I have read all year. It's literally such a groundbreaking experience to read this in its full glory (glad I waited out all the time I had left it alone to marinate because holy hell it was worth every second and then some). I'm so emotionally attached to Yunshin and Seheon I can't put to words how much they make me feel things, gosh. It's straight up embarassing. To add moreThey're lovable yes but also a source of inspiration in terms of work ethic. See this is why good storytelling matters. It makes a powerful impact on the readers' minds and hearts. It sure as hell made my entire month period. I love this to bits, and I will ve coming back to re-read this every few months or years. It's execution is brilliant, and I had an overall gala time with this. It's super duper enjoyable. And I need say nothing about the art style, it pretty much announces itself to anyone who decides to pick up this manhwa. 10/10 beautiful work of art and literature.
With all that said, I am quite annoyed by how we were robbed of the Salad AND Wine scenes. Let it be known that I have strong incentive to go looking for the novel *ahem*.
The only caveat of this, and which should be addressed too, is:
[SPOILER]
that one smut scene that takes place in the late 90s early 100s chapter numbers where it was portrayed as a dubcon/noncon scene with bleeding and no safeword whatsoever.
[/SPOILER]
i disliked it to the point it broke my immersion. so yeah not a big fan of that part. I'm not aware if this is also something shown exactly as in the novel or something that was inserted into the manhwa adaptation. either way it was in bad taste (purely my opinion). just another not so uncommon victim of bl manhwa-fication i guess. *sigh*