The translation is so bad that I had a hard time understanding half the story. To be honest, I didn't like it as much as I thought I would. I get that the ML isn't a playboy or a womanizer—those are just rumors started by the MC's brother—but I don't think they're that compatible. I felt like the plot lacked romance. (〜 ̄△ ̄)〜
To be honest, I didn't read the whole last arc—I kind of skipped ahead a few chapters and didn't really get into the drama—but I thought the ending would be better... It literally doesn't make any sense
It does in fact not make any sense. The way that the grandpa just appeared this late into the story is so questionable. The author wanted to make him the final boss of the story or something. They went through accepting their feelings, confessing, misunderstanding, going through how people think of their relationship and if there are people who support, happy ending, then there you go, the final boss.
Yes, but I think a good author knows how to craft a good plot without all that drama—one where we can all enjoy watching their relationship, even if there are occasional issues like jealousy, poor communication, misunderstandings, and so on—but without resorting to kidnappings, breakups, or other extreme situations like that. It started off really well—super vanilla—and ended up being a soap opera. ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
I didn't feel like there was any chemistry between the MC and the ML; their relationship really bored me. All that stuff about his trauma over not being able to debut as an idol—nothing interesting happened there, in my opinion the plot focused on them as friends with benefits, and then, magically, in the last two or three episodes, they fell in love (?) I don't even know how that happened. ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭











Their relationship is starting to wear on me a little—the MC spends so many chapters rejecting the ML, and it feels like the romance isn't moving forward