bl stories that center on genuinely being gay and the potential struggles that come with it, while also lightening the mood with comedy, will always have a special place in my heart. i absolutely loved this story. i think both of the characters are wonderfully written, and jae-hyuk’s character development was absolutely tasteful. he actually ends up being my favorite character, even more so than garam, which i think is quite surprising.
i also think the art style changed for the better. i know that’s slightly controversial, but i do think it was a positive change, especially since we get to see more dynamic facial expressions from the characters.
ultimately, this story is one of a kind. there really isn’t much else like it, and i think that’s what makes it so special and fun. it’s not necessarily a story that sticks with you because it carries a particularly deep message, although there are some deeper concepts explored. however, they aren’t harped on too heavily, which allows the story to stay true to its identity as a romantic comedy.
i think it strikes a great balance between comedy and lightheartedness while also addressing some of the tougher realities that people face. i wish we could have seen a little more of the story in certain aspects, simply because i want to know everything and i’m super nosy. ultimately, i think this was a fantastic read, and i’m so sad that it’s over.
bl stories that center on genuinely being gay and the potential struggles that come with it, while also lightening the mood with comedy, will always have a special place in my heart. i absolutely loved this story. i think both of the characters are wonderfully written, and jae-hyuk’s character development was absolutely tasteful. he actually ends up being my favorite character, even more so than garam, which i think is quite surprising.
i also think the art style changed for the better. i know that’s slightly controversial, but i do think it was a positive change, especially since we get to see more dynamic facial expressions from the characters.
ultimately, this story is one of a kind. there really isn’t much else like it, and i think that’s what makes it so special and fun. it’s not necessarily a story that sticks with you because it carries a particularly deep message, although there are some deeper concepts explored. however, they aren’t harped on too heavily, which allows the story to stay true to its identity as a romantic comedy.
i think it strikes a great balance between comedy and lightheartedness while also addressing some of the tougher realities that people face. i wish we could have seen a little more of the story in certain aspects, simply because i want to know everything and i’m super nosy. ultimately, i think this was a fantastic read, and i’m so sad that it’s over.