I don't understand why FL is so nice to the purple-haired villain.
I get the feeling that the author of the novel doesn't know how to continue the plot anymore and has started making stuff up
The author just ruined the romance... this reminds me of the cases of gender-based violence that happen all the time in my country
What I like most about this story is the redemption arc
I liked it, but I didn't love it—I mean, I wouldn't read it again, but it's a nice story. Maybe the relationship between the villains was a little weird; I guess they were friends with benefits who were also using each other and ended up in prison. The MC’s personality grew a lot throughout the story, and he became really strong. I didn’t like the ML’s personality as much—by chapter 40, their relationship had started to bore me a little—but they still had their sweet moments as a couple. 6/10 (づ￣ ³￣)づ
I've never understood why Japanese authors have manga characters forgive abusers, bullies, and the like so easily—it's like letting the villain get away with doing the same thing to others.
I liked the story; the main couple is cute. Maybe my only criticism is that it feels like there are too many chapters—it should have ended around chapter 70 or 80—and I'd like to see more romance! But it's still good: 7/10
The truth is, I don't like either of the two male leads—neither the blond one nor the dark-haired one. I think the MC is being way too dramatic because if you're going to break up with the ML (the dark-haired one), you should never get back together with him.
Also, if the MC has sex with the blond guy and then doesn’t want a relationship with him, why did she do it in the first place? That whole thing about the blond guy being her dog in a past life is really weird...
Too many episodes for a mediocre plot. 2/10
He do it*
Terrible story—literally one of the worst I've ever read. The uke sleeps with several characters, and the MC is so weak and stupid
Let's see... to sum it up, the MC didn't want the ML to help him get a scholarship, nor did he want him to step in and stop his father from continuing to take out loans in the uke's name, but what bothered him the most was the ML's authoritarian and aggressive reaction when the MC told him he didn't want that or that he wanted to leave the house. In the end, the ML ended up acting like a yakuza loan shark, trying to lock him up.
It’s not wrong that he wants to help him—the problem is the way he goes about it
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I think the mc wants their relationship to be in equal footing, like he supports the ml and the ml supports him, he doesn't wants to be a sugar baby, he wants to graduate and also be able to provide
Yep, (づ￣ ³￣)づ