Aside from how I hate stories where one character is a university student and starts dating a high schooler, what made me roll my eyes here the most is how everyone keeps saying that Yamada is handsome, all the time lol In some series, like in Ouran, it can be funny because it's a joke, but in this manga it's just annoying. So you're telling me Yamada is a high schooler, a pro gamer, super handsome to the point that every single character needs to remind us, he's also smart and has time to date a university student...Sorry, but as an adult I cannot help but cringe how unrealistic this story is.
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I was actually excited to read a work intended for adults, but this was a big let-down. The start was actually nice, the guy was truly portrayed as a dangerous person and there were a lot of funny moments too. However, as I kept reading it and also spoilers about the novel, the more ridiculous the plot became. First of all, can Korean authors stop with the random childhood connection trope? It adds nothing to the story other than the unrealistic "they only loved one person" trope. Also, it makes absolutely NO sense that the guy is a virgin, but what's worse is how the FL knows nothing about sex even though she's a full-blown adult. Meh. And the guy turns into your typical cold abusive asshole in the second half of the novel with the overused accidental pregnancy trope (not very surprising, considering in these stories protection doesn't exist lol). If you're looking for a good love story, this is not the one.
I hated Kaname as a child and I still hate him as an adult lol I guess I was never a fan of incest, grooming and emotional manipulation. It's crazy how this relationhsip was normalized and readers were expected to root for them. I don't think any sane person would choose him instead of Zero, I can tell the author didn't know how to end the series.
I just saw the ending, I won't be spoiling it here, but I still keep wondering why this series was rated mature on the official site and needed age verification. There are a lot of other webtoons that are more violent or gory (e.g. Chaising Tails) and they are still PG-rated, which makes me think the story was supposed to darker..? I cannot recall anything in this work that could warrant the R-rating. I thought the ending was the one that would be way darker but that also didn't happen so I'm confused.











I liked the first couple of chapters and I do think the manga had potential, but it quickly turns into a soap opera. I wouldn't recommend it as an adult