They are step brothers but that’s not what made me stop reading. What got me is how the author makes Woojoo child-like. Like wearing the underwear he wore as a kid(?) or around chapter 32 where he’s in ML’s shirt and looking like a child. Even ML makes comments about him being young and getting himself into trouble. I’m not sure why Author is leaning into this aspect so much. Without it, I think it would be a more palatable read. Thoughts?
They are step brothers but that’s not what made me stop reading. What got me is how the author makes Woojoo child-like. Like wearing the underwear he wore as a kid(?) or around chapter 32 where he’s in ML’s shirt and looking like a child. Even ML makes comments about him being young and getting himself into trouble. I’m not sure why Author is leaning into this aspect so much. Without it, I think it would be a more palatable read. Thoughts?