The plot seems interesting, but the way this manhwa executes and develops the story feels a little off. I’m not a novel reader, but even I noticed a few things in the manhwa that didn’t quite fit with how certain events or scenes were enacted. The art is good, but sometimes the storytelling doesn’t fully match the characters’ emotions, especially with how the MC is drawn in certain scenes. I feel like there’s probably more depth to these characters and events in the novel that the manhwa wasn’t able to fully capture. Each character has their own unique dynamic and storyline, but I think the adaptation failed to show their full potential.
What disappointed me the most was how some of the events played out. The ML knows how problematic his actions are, yet he still offers this kind of arrangement to someone who isn’t even familiar with the BDSM community or its dynamics. It should have been obvious that the MC wouldn’t easily understand or accept something like that, especially after learning about his background. Yet the ML seems genuinely surprised by his reaction and later feels guilty about it, which made me think, *isn’t this something you should have expected?* Although the MC does have some responsibility for accepting the offer, I feel that much of the situation is heavily influenced by coercion.
Because of that, I think this might be an easier read for beginners since it has some domestic and relationship-focused elements. However, if you’ve already read a lot of BDSM-themed stories, this manhwa might end up feeling disappointing because it doesn’t fully explore the dynamics or potential of its premise.
**PS:** I had high hopes for this one because I first came across one of the creator’s previous works, *Hellen*. I accidentally found this manhwa while looking for something else and initially mistook it for a different title, but ended up reading it anyway.
The plot seems interesting, but the way this manhwa executes and develops the story feels a little off. I’m not a novel reader, but even I noticed a few things in the manhwa that didn’t quite fit with how certain events or scenes were enacted. The art is good, but sometimes the storytelling doesn’t fully match the characters’ emotions, especially with how the MC is drawn in certain scenes. I feel like there’s probably more depth to these characters and events in the novel that the manhwa wasn’t able to fully capture. Each character has their own unique dynamic and storyline, but I think the adaptation failed to show their full potential.
What disappointed me the most was how some of the events played out. The ML knows how problematic his actions are, yet he still offers this kind of arrangement to someone who isn’t even familiar with the BDSM community or its dynamics. It should have been obvious that the MC wouldn’t easily understand or accept something like that, especially after learning about his background. Yet the ML seems genuinely surprised by his reaction and later feels guilty about it, which made me think, *isn’t this something you should have expected?* Although the MC does have some responsibility for accepting the offer, I feel that much of the situation is heavily influenced by coercion.
Because of that, I think this might be an easier read for beginners since it has some domestic and relationship-focused elements. However, if you’ve already read a lot of BDSM-themed stories, this manhwa might end up feeling disappointing because it doesn’t fully explore the dynamics or potential of its premise.
**PS:** I had high hopes for this one because I first came across one of the creator’s previous works, *Hellen*. I accidentally found this manhwa while looking for something else and initially mistook it for a different title, but ended up reading it anyway.