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Why do these webtoon creators like making sense characters? At this point it's not even cute, just really annoying.
*dense
I'm trying to find this yaoi manga. What I remember from it was that the couple were childhood friends. They weren't dating before but were close enough that it looked like dating. The seme confess to the uke but the uke didn't response with the same thing. After that they end up together and they tell everyone.
There a small detail that I remember where they tell their parents but their parents always thought they were dating.
I just finished reading complex by manda ringo and I hate the uke in it so much. It was so stupid the way he acted. So what happened was he liked his childhood friend for a long time, when he was about to give up his friend accepted his confession and they started dating. However a few years later the uke decided to cheat on the seme(childhood friend). In the end they got back together with a kid from the uke's cheating.
Like that whole thing was so stupid. My point is why do the good people get treated so bad like that. They deserve so much more. The couple should have never gotten back together. The seme desevered BETTER! Like it's not just in yaoi(but mostly), the one that got cheated one should just find someone better. There's no excuse for cheating, especially the way that uke did it. Just noooo stop giving the stupid bad people second chances. Good people deserves better. ヽ(`Д´)ﾉ
too often we accept the love we think we deserve...and end up living a life we do not deserve, in the end...it's sad
Ikr !! I hated that manga very much
Loved the manga . But that tatsuya bitch is no 1 in my most hated yaoi characters. Hate his guts hate him to the core . Omg just thinking about him makes me loose my mind .fuck him fuck him fuck him with a large cactus
The novel setting is way too confusing. Like somehow the side characters are real life people she've interacted with before but also a fictional character she've read about...? I don't know why the author thought that was a good idea. I get that the 'transmigrating into a novel' trope is popular but it literally makes no sense in here. I think it would have made more sense if the MC came realised that everyone she knew came from Korea and vise versa. I don't understand why she has to know who everyone is off the bat.
With the ML, he lived in this ‘book’ where a Korean woman praised as a saintess appeared. She took him to a modern Korea where he worked for the government and met the FL. I figure that she (FL) read this book in modern Korea because this ‘saintess’ made the book. It said that she introduced Korean things into this ‘book’ world so I wouldn’t be too surprised. Then the ML went crazy, and killed himself and the FL, and he got sent back in time to his life before, while the FL became another person from his world. If this makes sense at all I don’t know.
Instead of novel, think of it as an alternative dimension. The only reason that FL read this “novel” and knew the plot is bc the saintess was the one who made up the book based on prior events that actually occurred in this dimension. The saintess embellished a bit of the book, and that’s why it isn’t rlly accurate to how the characters act
I think the author is a fucking genious much like the auther of ORV.
Its called the Temporal Paradox where the future influences the past that then becomes the current existing future. Except the author simplified it by making the characters actually die and go back in time instead of making it a continuous flow of uninterrupted time.
Author is a badass by also making it a guideverse which by itself is already fascinating.