Guys guys, whoever know, I'm seriously asking. In the first panel from the chap 0, there's fanart about Honey and Mr Brown, but who's the other two? Someone who know them please tell me , thank you
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Suffering from a disease where I'll die if I don't debut - Kongi
One thing confused me: so in real life, sex before marriage is pretty common especially in western. Sure in Asia countries it's shameful act. But we're currently in Omegaverse story isn't it? Where pheromones controlling these humans to act like animals and sex supposed to be more common in here than in real life.. So I don't get the logic behind this pregnancy problem ?????isn't like they have sex in public? But hell, the news talking about failure self discipline?? ?? Is there even discipline in Omegaverse world?
It’s based in Korean society which is huge on idol culture in all aspects. Anything that could be seen as a scandal spreads like wildfire and netizens are WILDDDD plus companies that don’t want to be associated with any scandal will drop or blacklist you - it’s way harsher than in the states where people just brush it aside.
What the bitch is saying is unfortunately true that everyone waits for gossip to jump on, and in this case, it wasn’t even revealed by Taejun’s company so they couldn’t control the narrative or if it got out. With it being also when he’s training at the Olympic village, their eyes are all on him for perfection to win and the vultures are ready to pick at anything they can get their hands on to destroy his character
Most people might disagree, but Gunner’s character was... very well written. I appreciate his narrative complexity, not his actions.
I thought he was going to be like the usual rapist who appears in BL manhwa... But the more I read, the more I understand. Thoughts like: "Ah, because there were no parents to guide him," "Ah, because his parents were abusive, that's why he became accustomed to violence," and "So he found solace in the MC's presence, but doesn't know how to truly love someone normally. He ends up getting obsessed, chasing a futile dream, and running away."
I became deeply invested in his story. His complex background, despite not being the main lead, is actually well constructed. His downfall doesn't feel arbitrary. Every terrible decision he makes flows logically from a childhood spent in survival mode.
What elevates Gunner from a simple villain to a compelling character is misguided motivation. The tragedy lies in the paradox: in trying to build a fortress to save their future, he destroys the very humanity that could have allowed them to be together. A lot of writers pull their punches when a side character starts doing irredeemable things, they'll try to soften the blow or make excuses mid-way; to put it simply, those characters are just used as plot props. Realistically, he isn't capable of changing. First, he lacks the internal infrastructure for reform (such as self awareness, emotional safety, healthy models). Second, trauma escalation loops (from raping MC's under drugs and shoot MC's leg). Third, simply because redemption would betray his writing.
Man, I would like to kiss the author. The narration and dialogue are truly good. Not only Gunner, though; the main lead is also well written... (I'm not going to analyze them yet because their story is still continuing). This was truly the best BL I read this year..
Anyway, Jack Riu, is he single? Can I sign up as his gf?










At first I was like, "Why does this look so familiar?" Then the Orc battle arc brought back memories. It was the first novel I read in high school, back when I didn't have any responsibilities. I remember reading it just because the cover looked amazing and he was so handsome. Now, seeing the adaptation, he is still handsome Now I'm taking my master's degree, and research and papers whisper in my ears even when I sleep. I feel so old!!!