This was very good, I think the other commentators explained why very well. I am impressed with how the author managed to incorporate comedic elements to such an overall grave story. The comedic banter is really what endeared me to the characters. Woo Hyung is really quite dorky. The artstyle of the bodies and the rather intense and aggressive sex was not my cup of tea though it was integral to the story.
SPOILER... I like that Woo Hyung found himself and took time to heal in the end. It is implied that he is not with either of them and I think that is the only ending that would work with the themes of self love. I think the epilogue was lacking in that we don't really know what happened to Boguk and Sujo. I just want to see Boguk happy. Having time to play soccer with those kids in the countryside implies that Sujo has more freedom, but I'd like to know how he found ways to support himself and not depend on his family.
This was very good, I think the other commentators explained why very well. I am impressed with how the author managed to incorporate comedic elements to such an overall grave story. The comedic banter is really what endeared me to the characters. Woo Hyung is really quite dorky.
The artstyle of the bodies and the rather intense and aggressive sex was not my cup of tea though it was integral to the story.
SPOILER... I like that Woo Hyung found himself and took time to heal in the end. It is implied that he is not with either of them and I think that is the only ending that would work with the themes of self love. I think the epilogue was lacking in that we don't really know what happened to Boguk and Sujo. I just want to see Boguk happy. Having time to play soccer with those kids in the countryside implies that Sujo has more freedom, but I'd like to know how he found ways to support himself and not depend on his family.