I actually feel really bad for Cheol and I sincerely hope he gets at least ONE win in life soon lol
He already did, look at that baddie he pulled
hopefully this baddie doesn’t re-traumatize him again lol
While i really do like and enjoy Satou‘s character and his and Yoshida‘s relationship, i think its completely understandable for the readers to be angry at him and for wanting Yoshida to start treasuring himself more. Yes, Satou is a complex character but that doesn’t excuse his hurtful and annoying actions. The whole manga is literally Yoshida suffering (even though that’s the ‚comedic‘ part) so it’s more than fair for Satou to face the consequences of his actions. I don’t believe that this will happen, but i hope that Yoshida temporarily breaks up with Satou when they see each other again. Then they can slowly start rebuilding their relationship with more trust and communication, because Yoshida DEFINITELY deserves better.
Definitely. Yoshida has done more than enough......he should move on (for sometime atleast)
while i‘m as obsessed as ever with them and this chapter is very cute, i kinda wish they would finally talk properly
I have reread this masterpiece so so many times and it never gets boring. The main couple is one of my fav couples ever and i love their progression and everything about them.
All the characters are so much fun, the youth vibe is refreshing and its just such a comfort read. I have to say that, for me, the second couple wasn’t as intriguing as the main couple, but they also had their moments!
the plot is great, the characters are great, but i‘m especially in love with the mc!!!
i think everyone who likes an angry, badass and harsh protagonist with a soft spot will enjoy this manhwa very much. i found myself always rooting for the mc and his development is really good.
can season 2 please come quickly??
honestly, I don’t really get why people are reacting so strongly to this new chapter It was pretty clear from the beginning that both protagonists were messed up in different ways. jiho has so many issues and traumas, like he’s never been a stable person, so it was obvious that their cute, wholesome phase wouldn’t last forever. and yoojoon has his own issues too. just look at how quickly he got attached to jiho, how he accepted every bad treatment without question, and how completely hollow he became after jiho left. they were both clearly mentally unstable teenagers.
given how he grew up, it honestly makes total sense that jiho would turn out like this as an adult. sure, things are moving a bit fast now, but I feel like that’s intentional and the author seems to want to throw us right into the middle of things and show us glimpses of where they are now.
i also really don’t like what’s going on between the girl’s brother and jiho (the brother gives me major creep vibes), but for now, it’s definitely not being romanticized or glorified. i think the author is making it very clear that what jiho is doing - letting himself get drugged, hooking up with random people - is unhealthy and concerning. it feels like he’s going through a serious low, which, again, is totally in character. he lost the one good thing in his life years ago and now he’s just numbing himself.
so yeah, to me this direction makes a lot of sense for the manhwa, and I’m honestly really curious and intrigued to see where it goes next!
Exactly what I was thinking but with good grammar and no brainrot
Frl! Also this author always writes characters with lots of flaws but I feel like it makes them more realistic. That’s why I love their other works sm. I’m excited to see how jiho develops throughout the story
They lack maturity I guess. Like everyone should’ve saw it happening…..the author did this on purpose.
I think it’s a shame how often (though not always) characters are reduced to simple “green flag” or “red flag” labels. With Guwon, we’re finally starting to get some real backstory, and the plot is finally thickening. It’s clear this story isn’t going to hand us every detail on a silver platter—it’s confusing and layered, and we probably won’t fully understand things until the end.
From the very beginning, it was obvious that Guwon wouldn’t be a typical or “normal” guy, this is the apocalypse, after all. Dark things were always going to be part of this town and the people in it. Maybe in the end we’ll find out he really is just a terrible person acting on his own accord. But right now, it’s pretty clear there’s so much more going on, both in the city and in Guwon’s role in all of it.
As long as he doesn’t cross certain lines towards the mc (like assault/rape), I find it genuinely compelling to see a character who’s morally ambiguous and seems to have many different sides. That complexity is what makes a story like this so engaging lol
exactly i second this you put it into words perfectly
thank you so much translator!! your translations are so slay you really saved this manhwa