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really liked the story but I definitely think there should have been at least one more chapter before the last one to show us Carson actually using the stone, why the girls also came to the real world but didn’t remember the mc (unless they just happen to be doppelgängers), and how the prince navigated things after his evil bro died and having the person he loved disappear all at the same time [ I feel sorry for him :( ]

I also think the author should have made a couple more scenes of mc with Carson, and mc having a convo with the prince before the climax to make things a little more clear on who he actually liked. Like I could tell mc was leaning more towards Carson since they had more private interactions later on but that could have been clarified better. (￣∇￣")

Hope to see side stories in the future tho and maybe have some of these questions and scenes revealed!

I read this years ago and it was one of my favourites. I loved the humour between Ewon and Mookyul sprinkled throughout the story, and I overall just loved Ewon’s personality. But the only thing I hate remembering and that stops me from calling this story perfect is the bulls*it plot line of Mookyul and that gross ass old pig.

It was honestly so unnecessary and I feel like the author could have chosen literally anything else to make into a conflict for the characters. The one thing that calmed my anger down was when Ewon found out about them and literally said everything that was on my mind. How sick and twisted the relationship was and how that man couldn’t be considered a father after what he was doing. I also love how Ewon stood his ground and refused to continue a relationship with Mookyul unless he broke it off with that old fart.

I can’t really blame Mookyul for refusing at first because he was a victim and was manipulated into thinking there was nothing wrong with what the old piece of sh*t was doing since he felt so indebted to him (exactly how the piece of garbage wanted him to feel so he could keep him under his control), but damn do I hate the fact that the old predator didn’t face any consequences for what he did, didn’t even feel any guilt or remorse, and just left unscathed.

I really wish that Mookyul would have eventually realised that the man had taken advantage of him, started to really hate him, and then taken him to court so he could rot in hell until he died :( Then he could’ve taken all the old man’s money and companies and ran them with Ewon in a better way. Oh well, I guess I’ll just pretend that plot line doesn’t exist and keeping liking this story purely out of nostalgia, the art style, and Ewon.

I read this years ago and it was one of my favourites. I loved the humour between Ewon and Mookyul sprinkled throughout the story, and I overall just loved Ewon’s personality. But the only thing I hate remembering and that stops me from calling this story perfect is the bulls*it plot line of Mookyul and that gross ass old pig.

It was honestly so unnecessary and I feel like the author could have chosen literally anything else to make into a conflict for the characters. The one thing that calmed my anger down was when Ewon found out about them and literally said everything that was on my mind. How sick and twisted the relationship was and how that man couldn’t be considered a father after what he was doing. I also love how Ewon stood his ground and refused to continue a relationship with Mookyul unless he broke it off with that old fart.

I can’t really blame Mookyul for refusing at first because he was a victim and was manipulated into thinking there was nothing with what the old piece of sh*t was doing since he felt so indebted to him (exactly how the piece of garbage wanted him to feel so he could keep him under his control), but damn do I hate the fact that the old predator didn’t face any consequences for what he did, didn’t even feel any guilt or remorse, and just left unscathed.

I really wished that Mookyul would eventually realise that the man had taken advantage of him and started to hate him and then taken him to court so he could rot in hell until he died :( Then he could’ve taken all the old man’s money and companies and ran them with Ewon in a better way. Oh well, I guess I’ll just pretend that plot line doesn’t exist and keeping likening this story purely out of nostalgia, the art style, and Ewon.

I had to take a break from reading after ch. 33 because of how pissed I got, and decided to write a comment. I really liked Chansol’s character (for the most part) but MY GOD can he be just as stupid as he is smart because wtf did I just read???

So first, Hanwoo’s brother hires someone to STAB Chansol and after Chansol finds out he still goes to his house and acts normal because the brother told him he sometimes gets “lonely”?? Like bro WHAT. And yk what I decided to look past that moment because chansol said that that the stabbing wasn’t something he could look past so he wouldn’t be visiting him again (*round of applause everyone* at least not all his braincells are stale).

BUT THEN a few chapters later when the brother texts him to talk so he can explain y did it, he ends up also telling chansol how SHIT of a person he is as he would constantly choose to hurt people since he was a kid in order to make himself look better, and what was chansol’s response?
Well it should have went a little something like this: Yea u have a shit personality and ur an overall horrible person. Please go seek professional help and let’s never met each again. BUT instead it basically went like this: “Yea u have a bad personality and you should stop using ur method of hurting people (NOT because oh idk you hurt innocent people) but because what u do is risky for yourself too and u also end up getting hurt.