Imo it's not as messy as people are making it seem. Like, ok the conflict can be talked about or whatever but that's realism we're reading a MANWHA. Also, they're addressing all the little stuff the author has planted a dozen chapters ago. Just because it doesn't address the conflict in 5 chapters doesn't mean it sucks. They're both emotionally constipated characters so of course they're going to go around back and forth with each other a few times. It's not filler it's world building. Y'all could use a reread and better patience bc you'll have a stroke reading actual text based only literature if you keep that kind of mindset up.
It's soo good both in the art and the plot, it's not an 'in your face' type of manga, you have to look for the context clues and boy are there many, not just in the text but the art itself. I feel a bit desolate though. I wish the og could've lived for himself.
There’s a big difference between a slow burn story that’s meant to be teasing & existing with good pace. and a story that’s simply being dragged out to the point where the plot isn’t even remotely interesting anymore. if this meant to be a slow burn then it’s not really a good one
I might just be tripping but I like that someone finally gives them a reality check I like a little drama every now and then I wonder if the manager is a snake? He totally gives of that vibe
Imo it's not as messy as people are making it seem. Like, ok the conflict can be talked about or whatever but that's realism we're reading a MANWHA. Also, they're addressing all the little stuff the author has planted a dozen chapters ago. Just because it doesn't address the conflict in 5 chapters doesn't mean it sucks. They're both emotionally constipated characters so of course they're going to go around back and forth with each other a few times. It's not filler it's world building. Y'all could use a reread and better patience bc you'll have a stroke reading actual text based only literature if you keep that kind of mindset up.