Only Bomyeong and Neulham seem to be the only ones with their feet on the ground.
Poor Gidam, he would never have joined the club
Yohan is not the only one to blame; there were other factors that were going to lead him to suffering as well and for selfish reasons. No wonder aunt Shaman detests him, she knew his bad intentions. I hope it's clear to him that his mother wouldn't want to return to life by using something as low and evil as taking over someone else's body.
People overestimate the paranormal; if you decide to start a ritual, you should be aware of many things. You can be the target, those around you can be too; you can drag bad energy with you wherever you go and at some point it's going to explode. Many people think it's like playing with a Ouija board, where once you get bored or don't want to play anymore, just stop. I've heard from people who knew others who ended up losing their minds for pretending to be brave and not fearing or respecting the paranormal.
I understand, I also wish the story had gone that way. I feel like Neulham avoids Bomyeong because he knows something about his past that he doesn't want to remember and only asked for help because he knows that this situation is out of his hands and only someone capable with a clear mind and without sentimentality could solve it.
People like to meddle with content they don't like, believing they have the authority to manipulate what an author does and what readers want to read. It's not difficult to ignore the details that are not to your liking.
Like most people I loved the art, I wasn't expecting much.. and Gidam also frustrates me but seeing his past I'm not one to judge him too much.
People get too caught up in storylines that could be serious and use the +19 rating as an excuse to include those scenes but this is a manhwa; korean authors say that companies demand it or they won't get a contract (formal payment). If you want to avoid reading scenes of sexual content, go consume Chinese content which is more censored due to the country's laws. Japanese BL has a huge amount of content for all tastes; you can also choose to read licensed manga which usually have fewer scenes, as well as doujinshi are short stories or take existing characters from other works and are mostly to show sexual scenes and lastly One-shot, which are unique stories that if well received get serialized but otherwise don't go beyond a single chapter. But I guess they're lazy or they like messing around as if they have nothing better to do than be a bunch of unemployed people.
I miss when there were only two randoms commenting on this manhwa and the rest would just follow it without commenting or drop it if they found it boring. I see comments full of hate and anger when the plot of this manhwa is light years away from being worse than others that are popular and well-loved. I encourage you to go to therapy, take care of your mental health by staying away from reading things you don't like or approve of. They do a good deed for the author, readers who do like the story and above all for yourselves.
Trying to avoid spoilers--
I honestly thought it would have a predictable ending, as is usually the case with most stories about yanderes or obsessive ml but it surprised me. I liked the development of the three main characters.
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I think what happened between Yul/Yuri and Sian is what should happen in cases of extreme harassment when they are an empathetic victim who wants to move forward, I loved the last words she said to him because it's clear that she's finally free from a past that tormented her and that she can be happy with someone who truly loves her, in a healthy way.
In the end, Yul matured and reflected on his actions. I liked his remorse because many times people who act the same way never recognize that they are the ones who made the mistake and blame others for their own actions. I believe that if something like this happens irl the victims are not obligated to forgive but sometimes they do so not to appease their perpetrator but for their own peace of mind.
Both suffered bullying and mistreatment in their "homes," although Yuwon had a more peaceful time at home, unlike Duhoon who had to put up with his idiot older brother. When I read about Duhoon's past as a child I couldn't help but cry. He's been through so much that he clung to the only person he believes is his destiny (happiness).
there's another thing to consider. Yuwon tends to diminish, forget and misplace traumatic memories subconsciously so he can 'be normal' bc all he ever cared about was to be a normal person who didn't stick out like a sore thumb and get bullied for it. And that made him a prime target for bullies all his life, it's an endless cycle unless he breaks it. Duhoon, on the other hand, is obsessed with following his destiny, but he doesn't need to romanticize the steps he took to get to his destiny. And so, his memories are pretty accurate in terms of timeline and events, but he tends to dismiss or diminish traumatic events bc they're just run-of-the-mill or uninteresting to him.
So Yuwon could very well have been abused at the care facility more than we are led to believe by his flashbacks, and that may end up being crucial to the plot's trajectory
Very true, I used to trust Yuwon's point of view and memories 100% but seeing Duhoon's past makes everything more sense.I feel that the moment we find out "if Duhoon did something to his bullies" and the identity of his father, we'll be close to the end. Both are victims of irresponsible adults lacking empathy and love; they have tried to survive in the quietest and least problematic way possible but even that has not been enough. Personally, I can't hate either of them or blame them entirely, I hope they can go to therapy and be happy.
Yes, I agree. The best case scenario for them would be for them to get therapy and resolve their traumas and then starting over with a clean slate. There is so much baggage and pain they're holding in themselves rn and it's obviously affecting them both terribly but, like you said, they're just people who have been seriously failed by every mechanism meant to protect them and teach them right from wrong.
Seeing Enzo's face and eyes would make me submit to whatever he asks of me, as long as it doesn't take away my dignity as a human. Being a little rough or liking domination are just kinks. Uno knew what he were getting into: being Enzo's bottom or being tortured by a criminal group.. I think He would choose the former over anything. If Enzo truly wanted to be a SA, he wouldn't invite Rian out to lunch, wouldn't be attentive to detail and above all, he wouldn't give him options so as not to force him so much.
Of course I know, obviously it's not a completely consensual relationship due to the plot and situation both characters are in.. It's a bit laughable that knowing the premise of what the manhwa is about, they come looking for a wholesome and completely consensual story. Enzo is my favorite and I love him for who he is, with all his pros and cons.
At first I didn't understand why another title appeared after The Flower of Aloshya but after reading some comments, I realized that The Mirror of Targo it's a sequel. I guess it's like King's Maker another manhwa based on BL novels that I highly recommend and perhaps the reason why I continue to follow this story, even though it's not as "wholesome". If r4pe, non-con, dub-con, indecisive feelings isn't your cup of tea, I recommend you don't follow it because you don't need to stress over something fictitious.. I think it's time to grow up and understand that if something contains topics you don't like at all, there's no need to insult and deny others the opportunity to read it and decide for themselves.









I loved this chapter. Jongwu couldn't be any cuter and more adorable, it would be a sin. Changdeok hyung goes overboard with the skinship, he probably doesn't do it with ulterior motives but our sweet vampire will die of a heart attack