“he was such an asshole” yes that’s the point. the whole point is that he was a scumbag who learned about moral consequences first-hand. sometimes it takes these situations to teach bigoted people that certain oppressed groups are people, no one lives as a one-note stagnant character all their lives. quick snap-to-reality lessons like these happen irl, i’ve seen it plenty
big fan of how awful their relationship is. i love reading about people being miserable. i’m not here for any satisfying outcome, this is exactly my cup of tea. BUT:
that being said, if you’re not like me, gentle reminder that you don’t HAVE to keep reading this if you’re not enjoying it. the author has set a precedent, and it will continue until the very end. if you’re sincerely frustrated by the story so far, we’ve come long enough to know that the best thing for you to do is drop it and move on. go read something you actually enjoy, shoo shoo
edit, @ the guy trying to argue without allowing user replies: i just don’t see the point of reading along for 80+ chapters if you’re genuinely not enjoying it. i was offering no more than a reminder to those who might need it, there’s nothing confrontational about what i said. you need to calm down lol, it is most genuinely not that serious
i thought the art style was familiar, turns out it’s the same creator as rumspringa??!?! the range is insane
this is a character study, not some romanticized…romance. people seem to forget how to approach this kind of media. to condemn and greatly sympathize with a fictional character is a very powerful experience
one of the most thrilling and toe-curling reads i’ve encountered in recent memory, and it’s written by someone called fucking “guacamole”
THE AUTHOR'S NAME IS SO RANDOM I SWEAR
is the first batch of uploads (cut off at 35ch) or the second batch the official translation?
nvm, feel free to ignore this lol
the uke’s personality is so similar to mash’s (from mashle) lmao, how cute.
this story ended way too sincerely, to its detriment. incest manga like “camellia” or “how to kill a heart” are some of my favorites because of the horribly bitter aftertaste they leave you with. this one had the potential to be just as nauseatingly good, but it ended up being a genuine romance instead. disappointing