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The manager is so stupid. No one gonna appriciate someone with this ‘easy’ attitude, people will take him for granted. Σ( ￣□￣||)

Insoeb is just Kyung’s type, but his heart always longing for Woojin tho. Please remember that he always thought that Woojin love Insoeb.

-He wish Woojin is a beta or omega
-Confess to Inseob only to tease Woojin.
-Mad when Woojin left for a military.
-Mad when Woojin interested with other people.
-Always want Woojin attention
-Concern about his appearance

His heart belong to Woojin, since the day Woojin giving him the candy.

It just he know that the only way to get Woojin attention is actually telling Woojin he like Insoeb

Kyung is a twist person.

Hoping that the author make more chapter, cuz this have so much potential to be longer series cuz Kyung need a lot of character development

Understanding Taeho’s reluctance to fall in love with Eunwoo is crucial, as it stems from a lifetime of conditioning and a profound sense of unworthiness. His belief that he doesn’t deserve love likely originates from his long-standing yearning for Eunwoo since childhood. Taeho’s primary focus has always been on ensuring Eunwoo’s safety, instilled in him from a young age.

Taeho’s struggle to develop feelings for others is understandable, given that his heart is already committed to Eunwoo, whom he sees as his other half. Despite attempts to divert his affections elsewhere, he finds himself unable to reciprocate the feelings of others because of his deep-seated connection to Eunwoo.

The threat that if Eunwoo falls in love with someone, he or the person he loves will be killed adds another layer of complexity to Taeho’s dilemma. It intensifies his protective instincts and reinforces his resolve to keep Eunwoo safe at all costs.

Upon realizing that the threat to Eunwoo’s life doesn’t necessarily come from external sources, but could also involve sacrificing himself, Taeho’s willingness to make that sacrifice highlights the depth of his love and devotion.

His love for Eunwoo is profound and protective, evoking feelings of anger towards those who attempt to pursue Eunwoo romantically, as Taeho’s ultimate desire is for Eunwoo to live and thrive.

In Taeho’s position, I would likely make the same choices. The depth of his love and his unwavering commitment to Eunwoo’s safety resonate deeply with me. Facing the same circumstances, I believe I would prioritize protecting the person I care about above all else.

It's normal for Aerock to be naive when handling his financial problems, even in his second life. He's inherently trusting and kind-hearted, with a passion for music and art but lacking any talent in financial matters. Consequently, he repeatedly falls victim to scams. This pattern persists even into his third life.

If he were smarter, he wouldn't have fallen in love with Cloff, even on his deathbed. Surprisingly, he doesn't harbor any hatred towards Cloff.

So cheers. Financial problem is what make he and Cloff will be together even in their third life!

The author's creation of this story stems from their belief that no mafia or gangster in this world deserves happiness, despite the superb art. However, the narrative raises significant concerns.

In the event of the uke's demise, I doubt the seme would experience a profound sense of depression; rather, he would likely continue living as usual. It's disheartening that the uke seems to be the only one invested in this relationship. Does the seme not realize the destructive nature of long-term involvement with drugs?

It appears that the author holds disdain for drug addicts as well, yet it's frustrating that the seme isn't depicted as suffering consequences.

Cloff feels lost when Aerock dies, but he continues to hate Aerock until the end. He doesn’t even attempt to make things right by telling the child that their mother is Aerock, not Raphiel. Even after all the rape and death, Cloff still denies that the child is Aerock’s. For me till the end he still deny his love for Aerock.

But Cloff in second regression deserve that Aerock! Cuz he is not the one that torturing Aerock. He is Aerock slave! he dont even care that Aerock is alpha. Yup at first he confuse, but then he left Raphiel, cuz he know his heart belong to who.

I always think that both Cloff is different. just like how i think both Aerock is different.

Poor Ren and Haru, dear author, please dont delay their happy ever after moment. it been a decade already. At this point can someone do another manga and make it like a regressions into this manga.

i hope the author have a long life, so she/he can finished this. So we can be satisfied.

Mr. Yoon has already lost interest in this world; it’s impossible for someone like him to fall in love again because his entire life revolves around revenge. The only love that entered his world is because of the unconditional love Woo showed him.

So, those who want Mr. Yoon to be happy must realize it’s impossible unless it’s with Woo. We can’t deny that they are each other’s greatest love. Even Taeyul becomes insecure about it. Yoon himself decides who he can leave Woo to, which is why he called Taeyul when Woo was crying.

Yoon deserves this unhappiness because he’s the one who let it go. Until the end, he knows he loves Woo so much, but he never fights for it. He never fights for their happiness. They live their love separately.

i really want to know where this writer get the inspiration. is it from he/she real life experience.

I hope to find someone like Kwonju who fully understands me, always gives in, takes care of me, apologizes as soon as he realizes his mistake, has a strong mind, always has a special spot for me, forgives me easily, feels wrong and embarrassed when he treats someone else more special than me, always knows how to communicate and find a solution, gives me options, and never forces me into anything. He know how to control my emotions, wait for me, even though sometimes he intentionally hurts me; it will be the greatest love in my life.

I know someone like this is hard to find in this generation. Even in webtoon someone like Kwon is rarely seen.