I hate stories like this because the conflict only exists if the characters stop acting like rational adults. Imagine proposing to someone, they say yes, and instead of being happy your immediate reaction is “They probably don't love me.” At some point it stops being insecurity and starts feeling ridiculous. Especially when the other person has spent the entire story proving how much they care.
Honestly, I'm starting to question whether Jaeha actually loves Taegun as much as the story wants us to believe. Taegun's desires have never been complicated. He just wants to come home to Jaeha, talk to him, and build a life together. Yet Jaeha can't even give him that. Every time Taegun tries to have a conversation, understand what's wrong, or work through a problem together, Jaeha's response is to hide things, run away, or make decisions on his behalf. If these were teenagers, I'd understand. But this is a grown man who was running a company. How are his communication skills this bad?
And don't even get me started on the revenge plot. Even if Taegun wanted revenge, Jaeha taking it upon himself to carry it out makes no sense. Revenge only means something when it's sought by the person who was actually wronged. Instead, Jaeha constantly treats Taegun like a child who can't make his own decisions. He'll get revenge for him, lie to him, keep secrets from him, disappear without explanation, all under the excuse of "protecting" him.
The most frustrating part is the hypocrisy. Jaeha left Su-Min because he couldn't tolerate being lied to and betrayed, yet he turns around and does the exact same thing to his own husband. Ghosting someone, abandoning them, and making major decisions behind their back isn't somehow better just because your intentions are good.
At this point the story keeps telling me Jaeha loves Taegun, but his actions keep showing the opposite. Make it make sense
To be fair, love makes even rational people make irrational decisions. Taegun immediately accepting the proposal and saying makes no sense because if you think about it in Jaehas business mindset, Taegun is going to be gaining a lot from him like Yushin and power and respect, so thinking that Taegun might actually be interested in him as a person is at the end of that list.
The entire story, he is searching for a reason to know why Taegun is treating him so nicely when he doesnt have to since he’s already gained most of the benefits, and when the reason presents itself as ‘personal revenge’ when Taegun himself has never explicitly said I love you its understandable for him to misunderstand. (This is also exacerbated by Jaehas one childhood trauma and never seeing any form of love)
And the whole revenge thing on behalf of him, cause he loves Taegun and feels indebted to him for actually marrying Jaeha and having sex even though he doesnt need to (as Jaeha feels like he was forcing Taegun to have sex with him)
Thats what I love about this story and the delicious angst because its two very different people and the perfect misunderstanding between them.
I know the author said there’s going to be a threesome in season 2, but honestly I hope she changes her mind.
Back when the series was mostly smut with a bit of plot on the side it made sense. Most readers weren't invested in the relationships and were just there for the drama and sex. But the story has evolved beyond that. At this point, it's pretty obvious that Seokjun and Chani are the endgame, and more importantly their feelings are mutual.
Adding a threesome now would just frustrate a lot of readers because it doesn't feel like a natural progression of the story anymore. It feels forced.
Not to mention that Mr. Titties has already crossed major boundaries with both of them. He assaulted Chani and forced himself on Seokjun, so suddenly trying to frame him as part of a romantic or sexual dynamic feels completely off to me.
It honestly reminds me of what happened with Mousetrap. Once readers become attached to the characters and their relationships, throwing something like this into the story can backfire hard. I know some people don't mind and just want to see the characters get messy, but when you've spent dozens of chapters building emotional investment, a lot of readers are going to care about whether the characters actions actually make sense
I'm legit tearing up. Immortal being x mortal human will forever be one of the most heartbreaking tropes because there's nothing they can do. Just as Geumryang said, there are things even Gods can't fix. Time just wins.
And what makes it even worse is that Geumryang can't even follow Taesun when the time comes. He knows how much Taesun loves their children, so he can't bring himself to leave them behind either. He has to stay, watch them grow up, and keep living long after the person he loves is gone.
That kind of love is genuinely devastating
Guys there isn't incest between the kids!! It's still weird tho
Spoilers:
After Leila gives birth he wakes up to Edwin and 3 eggs on the bed. They notice that 1 egg has a weird color and they start to worry but then the 2 normal eggs start to hatch (Aka. their daughter and their son). Ofc Edwin is starting to absolutely devour Leila's ass. Edwin turns him on his belly and starts pounding him which results in Leila lactating. The baby snakes can ig smell it and they latch onto Leila's nips. As weird as it sounds I couldn't help but laugh my ass off because wdym the baby snakes were just wiggling in the air, trying their best not to get launched from the sore impact of Edwin thrusting into Leila. I mean I guess it's not funny but it's definitely not incest between siblings. The story ends at chap 35 as far as Im aware(that's how far raws go), and there's the time skip to the kids being like idk 6-7 and it doesn't show or implies that the 3 siblings are in any kind of incestuous relationship. I didn't read the novel so i dont know how it ended there but in the manhwa the kids are normal
They’re both so ass. The MC is genuinely stupid for forgiving rape, and the ML’s communication skills are so bad they make every misunderstanding feel forced.
I’ll never understand stories where the MC forgives something that serious just because he’s emotionally attached. He’s supposed to be the future chairman of the company yet he keeps thinking with his obsession for power and validation instead of basic common sense.
And the ML is just exhausting. For the entire first half of the story he acts like he’s secretly plotting against the MC, constantly hiding his intentions, then suddenly gets shocked that the MC doesn’t trust his feelings or take him seriously. Like what did you expect?
The whole “promise” misunderstanding is also such a weak plot device. It’s painfully obvious the MC barely even remembers what that promise meant, while the ML treats it like some sacred lifelong vow that was made yesterday instead of years ago. This entire story could’ve been resolved in five chapters if the ML just explained why he wanted the position and the MC admitted he’d stay by his side regardless.
Istg if the MC ends up pregnant with the secretary’s kid and the ML still accepts it without issue, I’ll blow my brains out
Bruh what are some of you even talking about in these comments. Chayoung literally lost his memories. Did yall expect him to magically regain all his feelings after a few conversations with Gyuha and seeing a few pictures from before the accident?
Him saying that he’d separate if he still doesn’t remember anything and ends up unhappy is a completely normal reaction. Imagine waking up one day and finding out you’re married to your former fwb and have two kids together. That’s a huge thing to process.
He never said he was abandoning the kids either, so stop twisting his words just to make him seem worse than he actually is. Yeah, he was a shitty person at the start, but this chapter did not suddenly turn him back into his old self.
Some of yall are too deep in the BL fantasy bubble because expecting him to instantly act all lovey dovey with someone he currently remembers as just a friend is genuinely insane









I honestly don't get the amount of hate Sunhwa gets. It's not his fault Mokyeon got beaten up. Honestly, I'd even argue Mokyeon brought that on himself.
I think people are forgetting that we still don't know the full story. It's pretty obvious Nanjo has some kind of savior complex, and this chapter made it seem like he already knew Sunhwa was playing him. There was just something that made him stay anyway.
One of my favorite things about this story is that none of the characters are one dimensional. Sunhwa is manipulative and a gold digger. Nanjo is a cheater who's clearly hiding something, and we'll probably find out this season why he's so obsessed with "saving" Sunhwa. Mokyeon is a blackmailer and a liar. None of them are innocent, but that's exactly what makes them interesting. They're all deeply flawed which is why people have such different opinions on them.
That said I understand why people dislike Sunhwa, what I don't understand is acting like he's solely responsible for everything that happened to Mokyeon. Calling him a "bitch" or "whore" and blaming him for all of Mokyeon's suffering is just weird to me. If it wasn't for Sunhwa, Mokyeon wouldn't have even met Nanjo in the first place.
As for Nanjo, I don't think we have enough information to judge him yet. There are clearly pieces of his character we're still missing, so I'm waiting to see where the story goes before deciding whether he's really as awful as some people make him out to be.