DrunkFujoshi94

Yeah, sadly this happens a lot in manhwas, especially popular ones. They’ll revise the dialogue and adopt it into a way that fits the manhwa, rather than just use the book’s original script/text.

There are times they also try to shorten things for convenience’s sake since if there’s too much lines it looks wordy and less appealing or is harder to fit into the scene. Or sometimes, image can speak for itself and they don’t need text to be there lol, it could be anything the adopter’s will is.

It's sad but I understand the reason behind it, in a book it's easy to have long dialogues but in drawing, two characters just talking to each other can break the dynamic and rythme of the scene.
Like why is someone demanding answers listening to someone rambling nonsense ? It's funny and the author put gayness in the dialogue but does it actually make sense and how does it look on drawing ? It's the kind of questions you need to ask yourself when adapting. Was it a good decision ? I don't think so. But mistake is human and I understand why it could happened.

I understand what you both are saying, and I must admit as someone who is reading the novel too I did kinda feel like the manhwa has been a bit fast paced? Also idk if there's already a revised version of the novel but I swear they skipped an entire introduction of one character that was in the novel but we didn't see him (the hamster dude I think?) until later in the manhwa.