This manhwa is doing a fantastic job at showing the passion between the couple, but the novel is even better
Okay there’s a manga I read a few years ago but I can’t find it. The premise is that the uke is going to be reborn and chose a salaryman(seme) to be his father for said rebirth. However, the seme’s life was a mess so the uke decided to intervene. Long story short they fall in love. I also remember that the ukes previous life included a lover who was the semes grandpa. In his previous life, the uke killed himself after the grandpa broke his trust and stole his song….. so does anyone know the title of this?
Okay but Ukano is just a fox… Kurumizawa should just keep tasers on hand and zap him if he goes feral. As long as Kurumizawa doesn’t turn into a mouse then all should be fine. It’s not like Ukano is some major predator.
The only thing that really throws me off about the situation is chapter 2. Don't get me wrong, all the other stuff is fucked up. Euihyun was basically coerced into a sexual relationship with Teaju to pay off his debt, which isn't chill, but there was still a level of choice to the situation. However, Chapter 2 was just straight terrible. I enjoy the story, but that part is hard to move on from. Oh, I know a lot of people struggle with the rut car scene, but that doesn't bother me that much. I think maybe because Taeju was genuinely not in his right mind. While it wasn't a good experience for Euihyun, it didn't feel as malicious as Chapter 2.
The author letting Hyesung's mom off the hook while still lowkey villainizing him makes me mad. Hyesung got pregnant when he was in heat - it wasn't his choice in the slightest. Hye-sung was well within his rights to have an abortion, but he gave birth because of Dojin's pushing. He was also within his rights to not stick around once Byul was born, as that was what they had agreed to. He did not have to carry Byul to term but chose to do so for Dojin, in agreement that he would not be responsible for the baby. Pregnancy is so hard on the body, and he sacrificed a lot to give birth to Byul. He also literally came back in a few months. It's not like he left for years, and you could very clearly tell he felt immense guilt over leaving Byul. He wasn't the best at childcare, but he was still a kid himself and did his best in that situation. Like, could you imagine? In less than a year, he found out he was omega, got pregnant through non-consensual sex, endured a pregnancy, gave birth, and dealt with all the hormones that come with being postpartum. He also grew up in a terrible environment with no parental figure, leaving him with a lot of self-image, emotional immaturity, and abandonment issues. On the flip side, Hyesung's mom abandoned him when she chose to have him and had raised him for what, like 5-7 years? While it wasn't all her fault, as she was in a terrible relationship and suffering from abuse, she still never went back for Hyseung when she could do so, despite knowing what type of situation she left him in. Also, when she did finally reach out to Hyesung, in love is an illusion, she literally treated him poorly and partially blamed him for what happened. It's just such a no-no for me. I have just seen a lot of Hyesung hate over the years, and I don't like it :( It's frustrating
I wish there had been a plot twist where her mom was actually alive. Like idk she didn't actually die, and the king kept her in a coma or something as leverage one day... I just feel so bad for Legis
I just read this and I’m a little confused on the whole Amon/gwen bedchamber incident. I know Amon called Gwen to him but did they actually sleep together??