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There's nothing sadder than reading a story where the rapist wins. I was hoping the knight would be set free in the end.

I'm sorry if you don't speak Spanish, because you won't understand how this new chapter pairs perfectly with Rauw Alejandro's song “Sexo Virtual” (づ￣ ³￣)づ

Please, I need the knight to escape and for them to kill that shitty prince! Gooooddamnit

I think the teacher has a double personality. I don’t believe he’s that scared about Guwon finding out his ulterior motives. Also, I think he let go of the boy’s hand in the previous chapters. I have a feeling our teacher is more of a bad person than a good one.

Wow… Sorry but i need to express myself in my native language:

Hasta mi me dolió wey…

I understand that many people won’t like this manhwa, but it’s quite different from 90% of the soulless, poorly written BL out there. The first chapter is a really good first chapter; technically speaking, the storytelling in that chapter is excellent—it conveys a sense of horror and despair. It reminded me of Harada.

As for those who say it’s a rape story—well, based on the plot at the end, it doesn’t seem to be the case. They’re two highly codependent characters who try to make each other’s lives more miserable and depend on each other.

The character design is pretty disastrous, but hey, if BWAT or Bboong could improve their art after so many years, so can this author.

It’s a dark, pretty intense story, and honestly, I don’t think it’s meant to make you feel good. At least the way the characters are written and the artistic style are designed to make you feel disgusted or terrified.

I've read a lot of comics, manga, and manhwa, and you can really tell when an author understands the medium they're working in. It's like when you watch a movie, you might not like the themes it explores, or the cinematography might be amateurish, but you can really tell the artistic care that went into the script or the entire production. The attention to detail.