Drag

I think what pisses me off the most is that I like chaon and was chill with sehan and now I'm losing it. This was fine, I was fine with chaon being smitten and traumatized and whatever else but why are we also treating him unfairly. Give a man at least one damn thing to their name

Bastards. Everyone here but chaon and the bodyguard guy. After finishing this I'm glad I saw the end but man at what cost. Art is absolutely gorgeous tho. Just the type of story where the author just developed them in the most frustrating way for me at least

I wish that sehan learned to actually trust chaon instead of treating him like some prized pet. Not once does he say anything about anything just constant anger and deflection. I would love if they gave that bastard a character arc at the very least, he hasn't learned a damn thing this whole story

I also wish that chaon's character arc didn't go from normal guy to damsal in distress mafia wife that needs to be saved from everything. Where is his justice for having that scarred guy sell him off? Hell, where's his justice for the treatment he got from sehan the whole time??? Why must he get punished by the narrative to deal with a busted ankle for the rest of his life when his biggest sin was being confused because he didn't know squat about this whole mafia business

Idk, trash doesn't piss me off like a story going one way and then becoming unsatisfying for one reason or another. At the very least with trash you can understand what's going on in the author's head, idk what the thought process is for this. What was the outline that brought season 1 from that to this season 2 and ending

The only good plot point is sehan leaving the mafia, that's actually fantastic and I want to see him maybe struggle with it more in side stories but this man is never punished narratively