This is shit storytelling and the writing is awful and strange. Man really said “I’m handsome? are you sure I don’t look bad because I’m too skinny?”
???????
The only thing in this man’s brain is wondering who and how many guys the mc has slept with… give it a fucking rest
Are the translators literate in English? Im not asking for 100% accuracy but at least make the writing sensical
Ew how shameless. Really feels like the mc is taking advantage of his sweet/sensitive nature. You up and abandon him after a cruel break up and show up seven years later asking for another chance, banking on the extent to which the ml cared for you in the past (which he alludes to more than once) gtfo
Love me a sporty yaoi but the ml looks 30 while the mc looks 16…
JUST TELL HIM i can’t root for a relationship based on lies
What’s with the (potential) homophobe group partner? She better mind her damn business and not start rumours. I’m tired of the angst
Ughh how much more pitiful is the author going to make the fl, I think we’ve seen enough of people treating her like shit while she takes it with her head down. Zero character development since the first chapter. The only reason I’ve stuck with this story til now is to see redhead on his knees
But in the last chapter it seemed like she was being taken away willingly? When did she runaway?
Maybe in an alternate universe Paula could find the courage to beat her little sister up
Are you fucking kidding me Il? He’s as much to blame as that annoying ass kid, if not more so for his lack of boundaries - and what??? You invite him to your house and lend him your clothes after the disrespect he showed your bf? the boy is a client!! why the fuck do you care so much about him unless you’re actually attracted to him??
The reason Ayla provides for not telling her aunt about the curse is so nonsensical and unbelievably stupid. Like does she not understand she’s placing a greater burden on her family by hiding the thing that prevents her from reuniting with them sooner? Ugh I hate when logic is sacrificed for the sake of the plot ESPECIALLY under the pretext of martyrdom
