I don't really read too heavy stuff like these. But I ended up tapping and now I'm looking at the latest chapter. And the way I was side eyeing both of them because even a stranger like me could tell that both of them were spouting bs? I seemed like the child of divorced parents watching them give each other the cold shoulder. Judging them so bad my eyeballs did a 360° and popped out.
Despite having done nothing too hateful or annoying, I cannot help but feel irritated by Ji-An. Is it his nature that seems like a pushover? Or that he isn't as confident and bright as I would want an MC to usually be? But I think I've figured out one huge secret... I'm really bitter that Gyeong likes him. I like him so much that I'm ready to transmigrate into this nonsense to chase after him (─.─||) I think I wouldn't have been so bothered if he liked someone too talented and perfect. But Ji-An is not? I am being ridiculously petty at this point
I remember feeling somewhat bad because everyone described the woodcutter as a 'fool' before I read it. And now, after actually reading it, I cannot even deny it. He really is an idiot. But in such an endearing way that I feel very protective of him. Despite his clumsiness, he has been so sincere with his 'wife' that I almost feel pitiful for him. Kid just wants someone to spend his life with. And while it's already obvious that our Imugi is head over heels for our dear woodcutter already, I still don't like his constant lies and manipulation. He better confess fast, or my boy is probably gonna find out the truth from another source and shut him off. Plus, the condition of going back to the heavenly realm is sketchy. I don't think living a long life and bringing the orb of the person you love is the real test. I think the real message lies in whether you are able to take that orb in the first place or not. An imugi who took the orb after killing their lover, is an imugi who never actually loved. They fail that test in that way. Leaving all that aside, I just wish my dear woodcutter doesn't get hurt too badly. I adore him so much already. He once said that this ring meant more than his life. Now that he has adjusted it and given it to him, he's basically giving him his life. That's so sweet, I'm almost tweaking.
The author really did well. I understand both of their principles. Da-ol refusing to do this initially, really stayed true to his character. And as someone who shares similar thoughts on sex and intimacy, I don't like dirty talks either. But Sangnam, despite his pushiness and brute nature, is still very considerate sometimes and that makes it sweet. If my partner wanted something that badly, I feel like I'd give in as well like Da-ol did. Their situation is pretty realistic and almost relatable. This is such a good sub plot for the extras. I was occassionally laughing from how blunt Sangnam is, embarassed at how good Da-ol actually is, and melting at their obvious love for each other. This is so delicious.
What is wrong with you, Duke Shelleg?(╥﹏╥) This would've gotten such different comments if Michele was the bottom. The hypocrisy of some of the readers is gagging me. This is sexual assault, no matter the reason and emotions involved. Ian better sleep with his eyes open. I might just transmigrate and crawl up his window at night (ಠ_ಠ)
Mooksan is incorrigible at this point. There is a limit to how selfish someone can be. After agreeing to stay by that man's side, he still took his antler to sell it while knowing he wanted to give them to his father? That's crossing all limits for me. I've told myself that his character was bound to be flawed, but this cannot be excused anymore. That man was willing to become human for his sake, and he couldn't let go of his greed even at this moment. He's probably the one MC I'm going to hate with all my heart. I'm dropping it here. I don't even care if he becomes good later on, or has a redemption arc. I'm so repulsed by him that I cannot even remind myself of his few instances of kindness.









I wouldn't go as far to say that this plot is completely new and unique. But something about the characters give off such a different vibe to them. Yeonwoo is very aware of his feelings and other people. And I like that it is somewhat implies he might be asexual (I might be jumping to conclusions here from just a single scene). I haven't really seen many asexual characters in comics. Plus, our puppy here is very lovely. I like that he couldn't even bring himself to be harsh him with despite being asked to hurt the other party. Those tears? Caught me very off guard. And I like that he was honest about the woman the very same day. Thankful it didn't drag on. Overall, this has so much potential. It's going on my following list.