I just don't get why they would kill mutant guides? How exactly do they pose a threat for being "uncontrollable"?
Seems pretty inane
Because mutants develop their powers later in life so they can’t be indoctrinated from a young age like the others.
Ok, so it really is just authoritarian nonsense, huh? I'm further in now and the world building of the evil government keeps getting more stupid, but in a way that makes sense for an authoritarian regime.
Yeaahhhhh. They aren’t great really, but that’s the point I suppose.
At this point I'm worried the conclusion will be rushed. Like we get all this slow build up and then the climax is quick and underwhelming, happens all the time.
I hope I'm wrong and the story stays strong.
so far, there are two manhwas (with original novels all written by SamK, same novel author of Regas) that had endings that felt rushed: Payback and December. idk if it’s an issue in the manhwa only since i never finished her novels, but I do hope it won’t be rushed in this one. i’m trynna savour the plot （￣へ￣）
Hmm, it's really easy to blame mc, and I do, but it's not all on him. If it's so obvious they're into each other the ml could've also done something to further the relationship by now.
"They've been disciplined" is SUCH an unsatisfying resolution. So no one even got fired or demoted? Sounds like they just got scolded... and if being disciplined actually resulted in harsher punishments, I want to hear about it
Taking part in a clinical trial is not a job. You don't get a wage or salary, you get compensation
Yes, but it’s framed as a job to make it seem more approachable, even if the previous results have been proven detrimental. Otherwise, no one would join the clinical studies (unless they didn’t care about what happens to themselves).
at least they bothered to put up a flyer and offer money (prob still not fully transparent abt what's gonna happen during the trial tho)... normally, i'd assume they're testing on war orphans, prisoners, "missing" or unregistered ppl with no payouts, mayb food, clothing and shelter
The correct sentence structure is "Wer hat gefragt?" Btw
Although "Who asked you?" would be "Wer hat dich gefragt?"
In my personal opinion "Hat dich (irgend)jemand/wer gefragt?" ("Did anyone ask you?") is more snarky though
Katagiri seems like the kinda guy who cheats because his partner "won't put out".
I feel like their relationship dynamic is gonna be a lot of one-sided sex where it'll be written that the bottom ends up enjoying it too even if it's forceful <3
But I'm still curious if the mangaka can pull of this story off without giving me the ick, so I'll stick around
Inventing a childhood connection in the epilogue was so unnecessary. Don't retcon stuff that wasn't in the main story!
I have to agree with the people calling out the bad writing.
I think the story was fine overall, but personally that add-on made me roll my eyes so hard
Maybe I’m mistaken but i think it was mentionned in an earlier chapter as well that hey knew each other when they were Young, maybe around chapter 70 or something like that, I’m not sure tho
This is such a weak story, but it's just stupid enough to be entertaining.
But watching him pretend to have amnesia is so painful, I just keep thinking how I could do it way better than him
Man Jiseong sucks ass so hard. I can't imagine hearing my little brother throw a tantrum on his birthday about being neglected and deciding to make him my enemy for life. Jaeyi didn't even SAY he wished he were dead, he just had an extremely understandable reaction to his mum telling him they'll treat him like a son again when his chronically ill brother gets better, which is they don't have a concrete timeline for.
Fuck his parents, but fuck Jiseong too.