Haha good lord the definition of emotional whiplash
I didn’t hate the story at the start, in fact I was very intrigued because there were so many things untold about Daon’s relationships with Jaemin and Soohyun.
How Soohyun’s character was introduced and told in the story was misleading, not 100% but it’s safe to say that you will get the wrong impression about his relationship with Daon and how Daon actually feels about him. At first I hated the guy, he was so psycho and coercive of Daon, but then the past and present unravel, so my hate for him actually turns into some form of sympathy. I’m not saying I defend him from hurting Daon physically, but their relationship was such a mess; Daon didn’t understand what he was feeling most of the time in addition to his stubbornness and low self-esteem. It felt so realistic and something I genuinely related to which is why I’m like: “there’s no way this author didn’t write this from experience,” because there’s no way in hell I would WANT to understand what these characters are going through. Like why did they get themselves into this mess? Jaemin definitely could have been with Daon if he just told him how he felt, all of them acted too late except Sunghyeon.
But imma be honest, it’s difficult to read through this when we’re caught up in this tedious process, from complex characters they just seem like annoying, stupid characters who can’t get anything right which is why I hated how things ended, I hated Daon and Jaemin. Like bruh stfu already, make up your mind. This is not to say Sunghyeon and Soohyun aren’t to blame either, they were too pushy, tbf Daon did try to push them away; but seriously Daon let’s not get too greedy. Daon is so lucky that Sunghyeon stuck around during all that mess AND isn’t a psycho like the other two lol.
Overall, complex characters but dialogue and scenes are very tedious which will make you hate the story, Daon and Jaemin piss me off, Sunghyeon #1 boy, Soohyun if u weren’t a forceful sob I would have sided with you. Read this at your own risk and if you’re patient enough.
Haha good lord the definition of emotional whiplash
I didn’t hate the story at the start, in fact I was very intrigued because there were so many things untold about Daon’s relationships with Jaemin and Soohyun.
How Soohyun’s character was introduced and told in the story was misleading, not 100% but it’s safe to say that you will get the wrong impression about his relationship with Daon and how Daon actually feels about him. At first I hated the guy, he was so psycho and coercive of Daon, but then the past and present unravel, so my hate for him actually turns into some form of sympathy. I’m not saying I defend him from hurting Daon physically, but their relationship was such a mess; Daon didn’t understand what he was feeling most of the time in addition to his stubbornness and low self-esteem. It felt so realistic and something I genuinely related to which is why I’m like: “there’s no way this author didn’t write this from experience,” because there’s no way in hell I would WANT to understand what these characters are going through. Like why did they get themselves into this mess? Jaemin definitely could have been with Daon if he just told him how he felt, all of them acted too late except Sunghyeon.
But imma be honest, it’s difficult to read through this when we’re caught up in this tedious process, from complex characters they just seem like annoying, stupid characters who can’t get anything right which is why I hated how things ended, I hated Daon and Jaemin. Like bruh stfu already, make up your mind. This is not to say Sunghyeon and Soohyun aren’t to blame either, they were too pushy, tbf Daon did try to push them away; but seriously Daon let’s not get too greedy. Daon is so lucky that Sunghyeon stuck around during all that mess AND isn’t a psycho like the other two lol.
Overall, complex characters but dialogue and scenes are very tedious which will make you hate the story, Daon and Jaemin piss me off, Sunghyeon #1 boy, Soohyun if u weren’t a forceful sob I would have sided with you. Read this at your own risk and if you’re patient enough.