And in the end, they wasted so much time that could have been spent together... definitely separating characters who already had a finished and happy story was the worst choice of all. What a terrible ending we got! And we didn't even see the grandfather suffer any punishment that he really deserved. It would have been better to leave things as they were. If they were going to extend the story, it should have been something different and not stretch the timeline of the two even further, which was already perfect.
It's such a waste that this story ends without side stories; it's almost like something is missing. It was so close to a perfect ending.
After some time, I'm back to say that the ending seemed a bit rushed after the villains' deaths. I believe we could have seen a little more of them as a couple after their problems were resolved. I hope the author intends to release side stories to compensate, especially since some things were left unresolved, like the Alpha's Glands.
I understand they're going to want to get that red-haired guy to help, but I hate that. He almost abused Hae, both he and his grandfather have to die...
That's true but maybe he could use him to kill the gramps and then once it's done, take revenge on him too. Put him behind the bars because if all tge shitty jobs and money he got because of them (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
I hope
I hope they didn't separate the two to put that yellow-haired guy in the middle of the relationship romantically. I like him helping as a friend, but it's scary to think what this could turn into, considering the author has completely lost the plot.I know I'm exaggerating, but I really hope the author isn't considering a love triangle or anything like that.
Oh my god, what garbage was chapter 165? The author is clearly provoking the readers more and more to keep them hooked on this season because he knows we love Taesung and Haebon and want to see them happy, so he's being so low as this new chapter. They put the two of them in an almost impossible hole to get out of. They almost had the audacity to draw Haebon being abused in front of Taesung. I know everyone is saying this, but I'll say it again: this season is unnecessary. They were so happy.
They almost had the audacity to draw Haebom being abused in front of Taesung and didn't even put a trigger warning. They know that by irritating readers in this way, they might force people who loved the work to keep reading to see if they'll be okay...
Wow, where is this story going? It's totally unnecessary.
The author fueling the ship with the white-haired boy makes me jealous of the other protagonist. It's almost predictable what she's trying to create here, and it bothers me a lot when this happens in BL because as soon as a handsome secondary character appears, everyone wants the protagonist to end up with that character. This manhwa is a perfect example of that. Honestly, if they continue fueling this ship or do anything more, I'll drop this manhwa. I don't like stories like this, especially when the reading community starts forcing things and asking for a love triangle or changing the route of the couple that should be the main one.
To understand what I'm talking about, just look at how slowly the main couple is progressing. They're fueling the ship with the white-haired guy so much that, with only the little screen time he's had, people are already preferring him to end up with the protagonist because Yotae is literally falling behind. That's what bothers me, because the story gets lost due to the readers' and the author's fetish for a more handsome character. This is common in manhwa or BL anime.
I'm not saying that the main couple's slow progression is a problem, but rather that slow progress with the main couple, when a strong suitor is created on the other side with so much emphasis, ends up making one of the protagonists, in this case Yontae, somewhat sidelined by the readers. This is just something I've been thinking about regarding this last chapter, 33. I hope I managed to explain what I mean well
Its such a minority tho that ships them, and its a slow burn so ofcourse its slow
Yeah, I think you're the only one.
It's better to be the only one and root for something certain than to be a sick, obsessed fan who ships every character out of pure fetish.
It's not a minority, I guarantee you, there are plenty of sick people out there who want this.
It's really not that deep... to call people sick because of a ship lol tf is wrong with you
After chapter 33, I saw so many strange comments that I stand by everything I said, and if the truth hurts, that's not my problem.
Another chapter of them having sex and nothing about resolving the issue or focusing on the story.
I find it funny that people are complaining about this now, but when I commented on the subject a few days ago, I was insulted and called stupid. To give you an idea, the author developed the connection between the white-haired character and the weasel more than with the main couple; they are literally in a loop where nothing happens. When I said in the past that the author was leaving the black-haired character in a loop while developing something with the white-haired rat, people called me dumb, but that's literally what was happening. Now we're back to the main couple's loop of making each other jealous, nothing happens, they drift apart and then it all starts again. ╥﹏╥
Who is the white haired rat? Or do you mean the white haired hamster instead?
Yes, I'm talking about him. In short, what I'm saying is that the author made a slight mistake in developing closer scenes between him and the weasel while leaving the two main characters in a boring loop. In fact, if you look closely, the white-haired hamster has more chemistry with the weasel now precisely because of this. But anyway, it's just my opinion, but at least people realized how annoying this loop of jealousy is—distancing and then coming back and repeating everything again.
But I feel like that's just how liking people is sometimes. I think it's actually a good thing they gave Jongseo a chance to build closer relationships with people outside of Yoontae because those connections are still powerful if you leave said relationship. I get what you're saying by the jealousy looping stuff is annoying, but at least for Jongseo, he doesn't *always* do it on purpose. Yoontae you could argue that's true. Anyway as I said earlier, the fact they're developing Jongseo's relationships with his community rather than just Yoontae gives him people to rely on later into the story because as previously established, he had no friends and barely socialized
That's exactly the point, and I'm arguing precisely that leaving the relationship with Yoontae in a repetitive loop is already boring. I don't see having a romantic rival as a problem because maybe that's what they need to wake up and realize they like each other.
ehhh I don't agree with that, as someone who read a lot of stories and doesn't really like going on loop or reading pointless chapters, I actually like how it is in this story, I also think the manhwa is rushing much faster than the novel and getting to the point right away when the novel is more with side events and details of it and the development between the Mc and his friends, in the manhwa they don't mention it as much, I enjoyed the novels details more bc I loved watching MC grow and develop his other relationships it was so heartwarming to see him that way and it's really nice to see a story where MC whole development isn't just around ML, it's a refreshing break from how it usually is, and just in a few more chapters, the focus of romance development between the two will increase sm, it's one of my fav novels bc some ppl like me enjoy watching MC story just for him and his growth with everyone not just ML, but also it's written and balanced so well to me, guess everyone just has different standard and that's okay
also I loved how in the novel they would also explain the side characters sides and talk more about them in a way that makes u understand why they act the way they do, it makes reading much enjoyable and it makes u feel like you're reading a real story with humans in it not just some brainless NPCs
I feel like it's not looping though, it's more natural. When you like people, even if you 'know' they like you back, it's hard to reach out and actually take the first step because you won't know until they confirm it to you. Adding love rivals would just piss me off too because it feels like adding unecessary conflict. It's not that 'nothing is happening', a lot does happen each chapter imo, and they're getting closer and closer to actually confessing which you can tell is gonna happen soon rather than feeling like they'll never confess. Then again I enjoy slower paced readings, so I can understand why you think this may be repetitive
This gives old man shouting at clouds energy.