This situation that they are in is so heartbreaking and frustrating. I understand that waking up with amnesia and being told that your fuckbuddy relationship changed into an entire marriage with
kids is quite a shock but for him to treat him like that is completely horrible. Although chayoung describes his feelings differently I fear the situation is exactly what gyuha suspected because now only a sexual relationship between them remains, not to mention it’s not even a good one since gyuha was clearly raped after he said no. The cherry on the cake is that chayoung, even after seeing how hurt gyuha was, he didn’t even seem a big remorseful at all! Like go and chase after him pleaseeee!!!!
I wanted to read this under the belief that it was just a manwha about western cowboys but instead I was greeted with this disgusting and disappointing white savior story. The author using this historical time where there was injustice and suffering as a setting for a bl is extremely horrible.
I feel like this story had great potential because of its “interesting” plot, however, over the span of 7 chapters the story has advanced wayyy to quickly. I would have definitely loved to see the development they have now had been expanded to 20 chapters rather than 7.
As I’m reading through the comments I found out that the twin theory does seem to be real and I can’t really explain how disappointed I am. Like that’s so fucked up I though this was going to be just sweet and fluff but I guess not
Why are they fighting over his “ownership”?!!! Neither are them are truly interested in him, his needs or his wants. The only reason why they are arguing over him is out of pure selfishness. Both old man and su-ah gotta go man
Bro what direction is the author even trying to go? Like who are these new characters? Why are all the scenes between them feel so akward? And why tf did haebom make that comment at the end? Like it just feels so forced
Im unsure whether this series has completely ended or not but either way it has been one of the best I have read over these past few years. The development of each of the main characters has been really well written and the story itself is so interesting. Truely so peak!
I feel like this story, although good and interesting at the start, has started to go a bit downhill. Season one felt fine but as it progressed to season two I kept getting frustrated that most of their arguments were “talked out” over play rather than in real conversations. Also this plot of his friend betraying him and kidnapped felt out of place. Not to mention heseob being so easily kidnapped despite being good at martial arts. Anyways aside from that I’m curious to see how the story ends or if the author plans to continue it a bit longer.