Princess Sweetie Belle

So, this is just fiction right? Right! However, some of us if not most of us have been in a similar situation of having to choose between the hot guy that makes us melt but isn't actually emotionally mature enough to treat us the way we deserve; and the hot guy who would definitely treat us right, is emotionally mature enough, but feels more like a good friend.

I don't know why the "bad" boy is more appealing. Perhaps it's the emotional rollercoaster, the really high highs that makes the low moments worth going through. Not to say it's right, but sometimes the heart (or loins) wants what it wants. I get why some of the commenters here don't like Yahwi, and I also understand why some don't want Jooin to end up with Cain.

To me both MLs have qualities I like in a man, and qualities that I could live without. Who's better for Jooin, I really can't say. In both scenarios, I can see how each couple would do just fine with one another. Each of the MLs have potential to be a good boyfriend but because we've only seen Yahwi with Jooin, and he has spectacularly managed to drive the uke away and possibly into the arms of Cain, I think most readers feel Cain is the better fit. I want to see what's hiding behind those eyes he doesn't show to Jooin before I make up my mind about him and his intentions.

They both have history with the uke, which makes it even harder to pick. I've thought about the possibility of a threesome couple since the cover pic alludes to that possibility as well. Not opposed to it, but it'll be interesting to see how the author writes that into the story line if it happens. It's equally plausible that neither of them will end up with Jooin, if he can't come to a decision of who to choose, or if he decides to choose himself and stay single.

As it stands now Jooin cares about Cain, I just don't think it's at the same level as his feelings for Yahwi. To be fair, I think he has a better emotional connection with Cain (although it's not as romantic as Cain would like), but if he's to choose Cain in the end, he's going to have one hellavu time getting over is physical connection and feelings with Yahwi. If Yahwi continues to put Jooin's feeling before his own, and genuinely makes an effort to support him and fulfill his wishes, Cain may not have a chance.

I have to admit that I like Yahwi, a lot. He's the epitome of a person who is discovering what bonding with another human being is like. He's had no role model of what a loving, give and take relationship is supposed to look like. He needs a Jooin type person in his life, even if Jooin doesn't necessarily need him. Jooin is good for him, and his character development and growth. Loving someone means loving them as they are, and being there to support them as they try to become a better person. If you see the potential and that they are making the effort, it's worth it to give it a shot. I like that Yahwi's trying (in his own way) to make amends so that he doesn't lose Jooin. I know how it feels to lose someone because I realized too late how much they meant to me so I'm willing to give Yahwi the benefit of the doubt.

Sorry for the book, but I tend to write long comments.(￣∇￣")

This story has me utterly confused right now. In the beginning I could follow it quite well, but ever since Sid made his move, and the introduction of the doctor and side kick at the apartment I've been lost on what is actually going on. The drawing style, while good, is so frenetic it feels disjointed when I try to view the panels and match the dialogue with the sequencing... Perhaps my eyes are just old... I admit they're not what they used to be. Because I really like the MC couple and the earlier chapters I won't immediately drop this, but if I continue to be left in the dark or feel compelled to skip panels (because yeah, that's been happening), I'll just have to concede defeat and let it go. Here's to hoping that whatever Sid's got up his sleeve doesn't kill the vibe of the story, and that Cain and his lil nugget come out on top again.