Hey, don't get me wrong, the start with the worldbuilding + netkama premise + Heejae being psycho enough to break into his home and start living w him was really promising, but everything in between that and the last 10 chapters was definitely a blur except Heejae's POV. I'm sorry but Seyeong just followed the "why does he like me?" pipeline for a good chunk of the chapters and it was frustrating as hell girl. I know he got self-esteem issues and is a loner because of his past, but there wasn't enough depth to it (imo, their backstories feel like an afterthought) to make me empathize with why he's so bad at expressing himself or it was just too late into the story (backstory w hs bestie) + idk if it was intentional but the typesetting also played a part in how confusing/frustrating his feelings were portrayed. I was just happy when he finally confessed because then I didn't hate Seyeong, I was able to enjoy their relationship, and the events after that; though I feel like that scene where his mother contacted him again was completely unnecessary for the story if they weren't gonna expound on that. Idk if the novel is better for Seyeong but I'm gonna give that a try too.
Hey, don't get me wrong, the start with the worldbuilding + netkama premise + Heejae being psycho enough to break into his home and start living w him was really promising, but everything in between that and the last 10 chapters was definitely a blur except Heejae's POV. I'm sorry but Seyeong just followed the "why does he like me?" pipeline for a good chunk of the chapters and it was frustrating as hell girl. I know he got self-esteem issues and is a loner because of his past, but there wasn't enough depth to it (imo, their backstories feel like an afterthought) to make me empathize with why he's so bad at expressing himself or it was just too late into the story (backstory w hs bestie) + idk if it was intentional but the typesetting also played a part in how confusing/frustrating his feelings were portrayed. I was just happy when he finally confessed because then I didn't hate Seyeong, I was able to enjoy their relationship, and the events after that; though I feel like that scene where his mother contacted him again was completely unnecessary for the story if they weren't gonna expound on that. Idk if the novel is better for Seyeong but I'm gonna give that a try too.