If they don’t stop the flashbacks it’s going to ruin the Manwha. I’m tired of seeing how they met in the classroom again for the first time 10x, it’s just getting boring.
Wdym I have to wait 3 months? Is genuinely back writing. How do they go from the ML raping the MC violently and then giving us 20 straight chapters with them as children to somehow “justify” the MLs behavior. It’s weird asf. I’m not enjoying these back stories and don’t think we need an entire flashback children arc to make a story make sense, it’s poor writing on the authors part.
if you dont want to read the flashbacks each update don't come back each week, drop the story until its finished or forever lol
i think you think it's bad writing because you're not understanding what the flashbacks are explaining, and also i don't agree that the backstories are justifying anything, its explanation to me . trying to puzzle out their behavior from season 1 and understand them was really hard and its only starting to make sense now that we have details about the past. their life in highschool has always been core to their relationship and now as we are seeing it (along w the rest of their childhood) is core to their behavior too
how else would u suggest the story be made to make sense if not through flashbacks?
The story of s1&2 told from mc's POV is full of gaps, not the whole truth, that's why we get flashbacks and repeated scenes from ml's perspective, his POV is necessary to fill in where mc forgot things, kinda like piecing together the truth of a crime from multiple testimonies. The flashbacks are not an attempt to justify their behaviours, but to gather all the pieces missing from the other's POV to create a definite timeline. If you're more into the omniscient narrator style with no backtracking, I don't recommend this work
Do you want to go back to the present where everything is still unclear, unstable, full of mysteries left unrevealed, still not understanding the characters and their actions properly, not seeing what truly happened back in their highschool years which was severely misled by Yuwon's unreliable narrating? This is a psychological genre, so it's gonna focus on the characters' internal psychological conflicts and explore their complex mental states. It's not gonna be your average story that narrates on basic actions and physical conflicts. This is a genre where characters and their mental states are the main focal point of the story, even sometimes more than the plot itself. Yes, oftentimes, seeing too much flashbacks in a story can get repetitive and boring but that is bcuz they are straying from the focal elements/originally intended purposes of its genre in the plot. Here, the story is showing many flashback chapters yet it does not feel like we're getting sidetracked. Why? Because the story still focuses on its main element and follow its genre format; the characters and their psychological conflicts. In this case, showing flashbacks where the characters' background are revealed is another thing that builds up to the psychological aspect of this manhwa. It's not dragging on something repeatedly.
If you're feeling like these flashbacks are simply something that comes on cue as an attempt to 'justify' a character's horrible actions, treating this as if it's like any other rapeslop manhwa showing the shitty ml's sob story after abusing the mc, while thinking so very little of the emotional contexts that are finally revealed after countless mysteries where we readers were left in the dark with Yuwon, we are consuming this story the same.











He’s the fish at the end, and the two alphas caught him such a cute analogy
mf its been years since ive read this and i havent even realized that