This is one of those rare gems where the plot makes sense, it’s not rushed, nothing is added for unnecessary drama and the main characters aren’t toxic. A highly recommended read. Waiting patiently for the side stories which will be the perfect way to finish off the story
no toxicity...aside from lack of consent in some sexual scenes..irritating
Started off well and promising but I got totally lost towards the end….
One of those mangas where kt would’ve been better if they either simplified the story and just finished it earlier or kept it longer but without rushing to finish it
I really wanted more of the second couple, but instead the author decided to focus on city guard’s nonsensical plan. How many times has he tried to kill Yoonoh? Dr Evil from Austin Powers much
This is hilarious, when can we get the next update？
The translation is from the shounen ai version right, so is there an uncensored version outside somewhere?
So I’m on chapter 44 and I’m a little confused
Does Param feel hurt by Taehyun Han because Han wasn’t straightforward with him? Or Han’s ex’s words about him breaking others hearts got to him or something?
Surely Param hurt Hwi more than Han hurt Param because Param was actually dating both of them at the same time? Whilst the “worst” thing Han did was not confess to Param straight away
Or am I missing something really bad that Han did, please help me out here I’m really confused
Han was micro-manipulating Param whilst knowing he was gay and into him. Paran defo did way worse to Hwi but at least he apologized and developed and worked to make it better.
I think it was more about Param did it unconsciously, like he didn't even realise he was doing it, but Han knew what he was doing the entire time and was doing it on purpose.
To us readers it looked like param was being mean but in his perspective he didn't know that he was hurting hwi because he was focused on his own problems. and this doesnt mean he's a bad person
Beefy bottoms and a cute and non-toxic relationship, what’s not to like? Highly recommended read (apart from mid way through when the author becomes unable to draw noses…)