I've seen people in the comments saying he's aromantic, but he sounds much more like a neurodivergent person to me. Lack of eye contact, social/communication struggles, has a perception of relationships that doesn't match the conventional one, etc.
turquoise love was not only adorable af, but also had god tier art
What really bugs my mind here is that the author is no amateur, yet made the huge mistake of making the new character more relevant than the bottom in a sequel. In stories like this, the main relationship should be the focus. It felt like she was so into her new character, she forgot all about Yoshino. Like ma'am, you should've jumped into a spin off right away instead of releasing this weird ass set up. Though I also blame the editor who okay'd this premise. Obviously it'd have a mixed reception.
This story always makes me feel bad for Cheol. Dude can't catch a break. And he loves an yandere who refuses even to say he's sorry for outing him. Like damn
They both brocken
O_O welp, okay then. I guess cousin found out the old man is gay and started blackmailing him. But still, why insist on going to his house, simply because he didn't wanna go to Okinawa or whatever? This top seems like psycho scum, the title probably refers to him I guess.
This waa definitely machine translated with no proofreading
Oh wait, you can buy the korean novel in the playstore app. Much easier than using ridibooks tbh
He's mostly insecure rather than jealous. To the seme, he's the only one who takes initiative in their relationship. To top it off, the uke avoided answering when he asked if he felt the same way. So he doesn't feel special or loved.
Even now, the uke is pushing the communication card on the seme's initiative. He thinks he's been honest so far, but instead he's been an avoidance master. With no reassurance, the most the seme does is mention how he feels uncomfortable with the uke being touchy with others, but without explaining why.