I hate myself for having unrealistic ideals about ukes/MC’s personality, that they should be kind, humble, selfless. So seeing Jun especially his inner thoughts made me uncomfortable, betraying my expectations. Yes, I was wrong for thinking like that because actually Jun is so real. If I were in his position, I might feel and act the same way he does. Jealous when my crush was interested in someone else and didn’t want them to grow closer.
Is there character development though? I just read chapter 5.
They do grow as characters, its quite natural as this is placed in high school where you do grow up. That being said their core personalities stay the same. This is a story thats more character driven, even if it seems slow at times.
I mean, it's your preference. I don't really have any problems with the mc, as long as they aren't a pervert, or have any controversial personalities/traits, or just straight up a Mary Sue. I like an mc that grows along the series and either overcomes their flaws or accepts their flaws, then shows the process of how it happens.
They do grow as characters, its quite natural as this is placed in high school where you do grow up. That being said their core personalities stay the same. This is a story thats more character driven, even if ... Drophila
Will Jun change for the better later on? And what kind of person is Yohan—is he a green flag or a red flag?
I mean, it's your preference. I don't really have any problems with the mc, as long as they aren't a pervert, or have any controversial personalities/traits, or just straight up a Mary Sue. I like an mc that gr... Sasha
Usually, I see that kind of personality in supporting characters who act as rivals to the protagonist—you know, the two-faced types with hidden agendas? Perhaps I’m being too empathetic toward Taesan. That’s why I find it hard to accept the way Jun treated him—given that there was an ulterior motive involved.
I hate myself for having unrealistic ideals about ukes/MC’s personality, that they should be kind, humble, selfless. So seeing Jun especially his inner thoughts made me uncomfortable, betraying my expectations. Yes, I was wrong for thinking like that because actually Jun is so real. If I were in his position, I might feel and act the same way he does. Jealous when my crush was interested in someone else and didn’t want them to grow closer.
Is there character development though? I just read chapter 5.
They do grow as characters, its quite natural as this is placed in high school where you do grow up. That being said their core personalities stay the same. This is a story thats more character driven, even if it seems slow at times.
I mean, it's your preference. I don't really have any problems with the mc, as long as they aren't a pervert, or have any controversial personalities/traits, or just straight up a Mary Sue. I like an mc that grows along the series and either overcomes their flaws or accepts their flaws, then shows the process of how it happens.
Will Jun change for the better later on? And what kind of person is Yohan—is he a green flag or a red flag?
Usually, I see that kind of personality in supporting characters who act as rivals to the protagonist—you know, the two-faced types with hidden agendas? Perhaps I’m being too empathetic toward Taesan. That’s why I find it hard to accept the way Jun treated him—given that there was an ulterior motive involved.