Can't even begin to express how much I love the way this author wrote the characters in this story. Literally every character (with the exception of pervert guy, lol) had more than one dimension, and I love how no "antagonist" character is simply put forward as "this is a bad guy so you should hate him without taking time to understand the complexity of his circumstances"
Sid had to be my favourite example (and one of my favourite characters overall). Honestly from the first time they revealed one of those scenes from his past and the way those voices would talk to him, I knew he couldn't simply be evil. There were so many things that he did that I absolutely hated and they drove me insane but I could never hate Sid as a whole. I literally spent the entire story waiting for his redemption, and it was SO worth the wait. I also love how the author didn't just give it to us straight up, in the sense that sometimes Sid would seem to have good intentions then he'd just go ahead and do something completely contradictory and absolutely horrible. It was crazy ragebait but it js makes the reading experience better. Honestly sometimes I would get rlly sad when he would do some of that stuff especially past chapter 60 when it became obvious that he would never actually betray Cain. Poor thing just wanted to be loved :-(
Another character I rlly loved was Aaron because the whole concept of him loving unconditionally without ever expecting anything in return was just so beautiful. Plus you could just tell he was a nice person. It's not possible to want anything but happiness for him. Him and Jinyoung were such a good idea ughh.
Sorry for anyone who actually read all this, I just had to get it off my chest. Is it obvious that I really loved this story? Haven't read the side stories yet tho.
I wish Sid would do that memory erasing thing on me so I could come back and experience reading it for the first time again
Can't even begin to express how much I love the way this author wrote the characters in this story. Literally every character (with the exception of pervert guy, lol) had more than one dimension, and I love how no "antagonist" character is simply put forward as "this is a bad guy so you should hate him without taking time to understand the complexity of his circumstances"
Sid had to be my favourite example (and one of my favourite characters overall). Honestly from the first time they revealed one of those scenes from his past and the way those voices would talk to him, I knew he couldn't simply be evil. There were so many things that he did that I absolutely hated and they drove me insane but I could never hate Sid as a whole. I literally spent the entire story waiting for his redemption, and it was SO worth the wait. I also love how the author didn't just give it to us straight up, in the sense that sometimes Sid would seem to have good intentions then he'd just go ahead and do something completely contradictory and absolutely horrible. It was crazy ragebait but it js makes the reading experience better. Honestly sometimes I would get rlly sad when he would do some of that stuff especially past chapter 60 when it became obvious that he would never actually betray Cain. Poor thing just wanted to be loved :-(
Another character I rlly loved was Aaron because the whole concept of him loving unconditionally without ever expecting anything in return was just so beautiful. Plus you could just tell he was a nice person. It's not possible to want anything but happiness for him. Him and Jinyoung were such a good idea ughh.
Sorry for anyone who actually read all this, I just had to get it off my chest. Is it obvious that I really loved this story? Haven't read the side stories yet tho.
I wish Sid would do that memory erasing thing on me so I could come back and experience reading it for the first time again