Okay in the beginning; I really did not get anything about this story, it was confusing, very violent and almost giving gore p0rn or something.
After reading the whole story, I actually enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. A LOT more than Pearl Boy actually, it was a lot more compelling and entertaining.
I genuinely love the characters and feel a lot for them. They are extremely flawed but even with their pasts they were able to find eachother and make eachother more human again.
There are moments I noticed that I hadn’t before, like Yuta putting on the perfume when Seunghyun would visit him and then Seunghyun throwing away all the colognes that yuta had.
Or just how Seunghyun was the first to fall, but also the first to run. It was away until he was able to face reality and Yuta also being too proud to admit his own feelings or others.
I really wished we could see more of their new life together but yes over all I would recommend it.
But keep in mind that it is a dark story and to take the trigger warnings seriously.
Okay in the beginning; I really did not get anything about this story, it was confusing, very violent and almost giving gore p0rn or something.
After reading the whole story, I actually enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. A LOT more than Pearl Boy actually, it was a lot more compelling and entertaining.
I genuinely love the characters and feel a lot for them. They are extremely flawed but even with their pasts they were able to find eachother and make eachother more human again.
There are moments I noticed that I hadn’t before, like Yuta putting on the perfume when Seunghyun would visit him and then Seunghyun throwing away all the colognes that yuta had.
Or just how Seunghyun was the first to fall, but also the first to run. It was away until he was able to face reality and Yuta also being too proud to admit his own feelings or others.
I really wished we could see more of their new life together but yes over all I would recommend it.
But keep in mind that it is a dark story and to take the trigger warnings seriously.