I went into this manwha thinking the seme would be trash like the comments are making him out to be, and I don't know if its because I read darker manwhas with this plot, but the seme is like really normal????
Like it makes sense that he isn't upfront about what happened the night before because he doesn't believe that the uke would actually let him do that despite the evidence. He literally texted the girls to make sure the girl the uke is lying about didn't exist. So everything at the beginning was just trying to get the truth out because the uke is already lying off the bat. So he seems sus for playing games but the uke played games first. Also I was mega confused to learn that the uke was straight before letting himself get fucked the first night and have a good time despite the size???? Like??? That's your first time good sir, why is your reaction a normal amount of panic and not an existential crisis?
I was also waiting to see the seme be a piece of crap during their sex scenes, and while he was a bit forceful like the virgin he is, he actually listened to the uke when he was genuinely uncomfortable. If anything, he's just too excited because he's been in love for 10 years, but has always been a good sport about it until the Uke starts playing games.
Like seriously, the uke is not actually against the sex, which feels icky to type because of the topic, but in this situation, we are given genuine moments of whether the uke is into it or not. Like he's not being overpowered or freezing in fear and repulsed afterwards. He's more like "We had sex, dammit. How will I stop us from inevitably falling in love in order to save our friendship. He's sexy and cute tho, and I don't want him to date anyone else." So yeah, in his denial, he's actually only against the potential for romance through the sex because he REALLY REALLY LIKES the seme, that he doesn't want to jeopardize it. And his dumb slutty ass didn't realize how he digs his own graves until its too late.
Like I don't think a month, much less two even passed before the uke went from "I can't date my friend" to "If we break up, I'll kill him (fondly)".
Like I really like how much of a dumbass disaster the uke is. And this couples dynamic is usually done terribly in other manwha, so its refreshing to see them done hilariously in this one. Though I can tell when the author or perhaps the adapter kinda decided to splash some drama just to rush to the ending with a comfortable conclusion.
Siiiiiigh, every chapter I keep repeating, "Boy, stand Up." But I really love the blond friend. Usually I'm super annoyed if there's a possible second love interest, but I get the feeling this one is genuinely just a friend who's possibly in love with his childhood friend, and I would be happy if he got his second story.
Apparently the blonde dude is another character from his own story where he’s got a boyfriend and all. So from what I know they will definitely be friends only but doesn’t mean there won’t be a bit of confusion and tension from the ML and some point
Oh! Do you perhaps know the story of the blond guy?ヾ(☆▽☆)
Thank you so much for this knowledge（/≧∀≦)/ I found it and read everything, and I cannot wait for his seme to appear! It would help make this manwha hilarious!
It's called Candy YumYum, and it's definitely a different vibe since it's adapted by someone else.
Oh thank you so much!!! ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ I’ll check it out now!!
This god seems to love Seokjun. Like I get that he's the protagonist, but that warm gaze is crazy. Maybe Seokjun's appeal to older people also reaches the gods lol.
Kloff pissed me off this chapter. But in a way, he's just playing the game of fate that he only came to realize he was playing after 1st timeline Aeroc cried. And he's without a doubt still carry the prejudices he had against him where he thinks Aeroc is a heartless aristocrat who only showed a snivel of empathy after he's finally truly broken at the door of his death, which is shown by how surprised he is by Aeroc's smile. And is about to discover exactly how wrong he is in the coming chapters. Like he knew he fucked up in the 1st timeline because they were fated soulmates, so he most likely believes they all suffered specifically because he went against that by marrying Rapiel. But after he sees the real Aeroc, he's gonna realize exactly what us the readers always knew about Aeroc, hence why he'll always bittersweetly wish for the first Aeroc even if he finally gets his happily ever after with this one.
But i heard he tortured aeroc even in the third timeline?
WHAT???? Damn. Never read the novel. Might've been a denial + anger bout of madness since he died a mad man who accidentally murdered his own son.
Wait, which son did he accidentally murder?
This is definitely a wrong messenger situation cuz who the fuck does this whore think he is for testing them, especially during something as important as exams. It's so fucking hypocritical.
So we did get the jealousy arc we wanted, but at the cost of having that molesting asshole
At first I was like the omega wasn't that annoying, and as understandable as his reactions are after being abandoned, framed and fired, he's still kinda being ridiculous for hanging onto the ML when he's supposed to not want any pity. Like shouldn't he be scared of being abandoned first, so he should do it first?
He literally called the clump of cells in his stomach a burden because he understands the pain of being a burden, so why is he trying to repeat the cycle? I guess that's what gets me the most. I'm supposed to root for this guy, but he's actively becoming the villain of his own story by being contradictory to his own character set up.
Shit like this reminds me that Hojoong is a horrible gambler with an adrenaline addiction. I bet he loves Ricky because he fulfills that thrill and has a good dick. And I cant blame him for choosing the suitcase because Ricky be playing in his face!
After the ending chapter: I am so sorry Hojoong that I ever doubted you! .·°՞(≧□≦)՞°·.
What do you mean you won't have satoshi be fucked by the yakuza brother?! Damn these harem tropes!
Commentors are being so weird as if they aren't reading the story. MY is NOT manipulating Nanjo in this scene specifically. He really is going to kill himself, and genuinely doesn't think Nanjo will care because of his foster parents who raised him lovingly for years but threw him away like he was nothing. And his parents may have got their shit together, but never actually did anything to really show they love him. He was merely an obligation. He genuinely doesn't thing he's worth anything.
Should MY be telling Nanjo all this? No. But does he understand why its wrong? Also no. If he had succeeded in cutting his wrist correctly, they literally wouldn't be having this conversation.
Don't get me wrong, he definitely was manipulative at the beginning of the story, but witnessing that he actually went through the attempt, should tell you narratively that he's not playing games at all.
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