Don’t tell me that this is the calm before the storm THIS SHIET IS TOO SOFT FOR ME
Rereading this and always crying at the end cus that TRANSITION UGH THIS WILL ALWAYS PULL MY HEARTSTRINGS. Hope I never forget this story years from now
Has no one else realized that the blue-haired hyung “saved” Doyoung from the spiky rose vines in the earlier chapters? Like, why would the author draw that scene of Doyoung closing his eyes for his dear life, and then have the blue haired hyung risk his life to “search for a way out” while Mr. Rose almost injures Doyoung? Cus that shiet ain’t adding up. It’s also weird that despite us getting the perspective of Mr. Rose telling Blue haired hyung that he’s the “real” one, we never really had had a clue if all the others had been approached with the same idea, which only leads me to believe that Mr. Rose wants to eliminate Blue haired hyung by deceiving him to believe that he’s the real one and then contradict it by telling the exact opposite to doubt himself that he is indeed “a fake.” On the other hand, the other hyungs don’t have the conscience that they’re fake, existing to only believe in the sole reason that they‘re the real Hyunjin and they have to possibly survive this corrupted game, or if they did knew from Mr. Rose, “the bad guy” as he stated himself, then they would all have changed values (though I doubt it becus everyone is currently fighting for their lives excluding Blue hair soooo I’m just pulling at guesses). What I love about this manhwa is that the Blue haired Hyunjin is labeled as the fake one. We are hit with this right in the beginning. He is outcasted most of the time while everyone else is fighting for their lives. But what’s even more interesting is that even though he knows that he’s a “fake” (if it’s true or not we don’t really know), he has a special value to still protect Doyoung, love, and trust him. Despite Doyoung also knowing and believing that he’s a fake, they hold a much deeper connection than everyone else there. Overall, I would love to find more about him even if he’s used to mess up our brains and move the plot forward, though it only drives me to be convinced that he’s in fact, the real Hyunjin. Also, another note: it’s weird that Blue hair was expressed as a “fake” but there are question marks for him in chapter 21.
What kind of story is this I mean, I thought all that connection shiet at the beginning was lowkey deep but as the story progresses, it gets even more focked up. Alex is used as a conflict maneuver for the main couples love story, Jin went through hell and accepted Hamura like nothing, Hamura’s possessive attitude is shiet, but the one problem which really gets on my nerves is the constant miscommunication between all of them Idk is it just me or is this plot-line taken way out of proportion? This competition to winning over Jin’s love is getting annoying (● ˃ロ˂)੭⁾⁾
Why can’t Alex just be like a normal human being and back away from two people who are still fixing their relationship?
Why can’t Jin realize that what he’s doing with Alex is not okay and that he has a lover who he can depend on by his side?
Why can’t Hamura see that he can end a relationship that he’s been searching to atone for on a bittersweet note?
But most important of all, why the fock can’t all of them just communicate their views on their problems and stop bypassing them and dealing them with sex, kisses, hugs and such?
Sorry I just had to rant to get this frustrating feeling out WHEWWWWWWWJSKSKSKKS nonetheless, I want all of them to be happy when this story ends