This shit is so mid. One of the worst ones by Brothers without a tomorrow. So many plot holes and unanswered questions. Not to mention their relationship feels barely acceptable because "Beloved" is bottoming. Otherwise we would be having different conversations each time.
Um are we just very conveniently forgetting that they met when Shuraka was a literal child? What's even more disturbing is the fact that when they actually met after time gap, Tei went straight to bed with him without so much as a question. No complaints, no resentment, no questions about being abandoned for so long. Not even a "hey how have you been all these years?" Their relationship is so empty and feels like just obligation. Especially on Tei's part. Tei's only concern is how he can prove his own worth and nothing else. And then the funniest shit that happened this chapter. Are you seriously telling me that Tei secretly trained every night without Shuraka finding out when all trees and plants are supposed to be his spies? Even if you forget that, are you seriously telling me that "Beloved" obsessed Shuraka actually failed to recognise his voice when they had a whole ass conversation and actually wanted to kill him in the arena? Pfft. How convenient.
Their relationship at the start being empty and feeling like an obligation is probably the point esp when S1 is from Tei's POV. As much as Tei cared for Shuraka as a child & was his protector, this was an arranged marriage. He compares himself to his mother who married in a foreign land & died so ofc he's obsessed in finding his worth, not really hard to figure out. The author conveyed that properly if that's how u felt imo. Author already provided an explanation for Shu not knowing Tei in the Altura. Regarding nature to be his spies, I don't see how it's not impossible since Shu hasn't been spreading his seed thus his powers are weakening & could symbolize him losing Natam's blessing.
Blud needs therapy and psychiatric treatment. The kind that Lu Feng received.
That's a really good question. The whole therapy thing was wrapped up in a single episode, and they also had to give the story a happy ending, so they "cured" him. But we all know that's not how it works, and it's definitely not the end of the story. Personally, I'm just glad they addressed the elephant in the room instead of brushing it off as him simply being toxic and traumatised.
This sucked ass but was so overhyped probably because of the art. So many gems with great storyline and mature and nuanced characters don't get much attention but shit like this become widely popular and discussed on social media. The fault lies with us readers I guess. I hated this shit from the beginning. Knew it was poop wrapped in a shiny package but I still came back to this every time it updated. So all along it was me. I was the one who sucked.









Where can I find myself an Eunsan?? I will fight Ian to death if that's what it takes to claim him.
Not you summoning every god to a smutty yaoi on a piracy site