A nice, angsty childhood friends to lovers story. Kinda feels like a tourist ad for Las Vegas. I've been to Las Vegas before and it was fun to see all the locations referenced.
This was very good, I think the other commentators explained why very well. I am impressed with how the author managed to incorporate comedic elements to such an overall grave story. The comedic banter is really what endeared me to the characters. Woo Hyung is really quite dorky.
The artstyle of the bodies and the rather intense and aggressive sex was not my cup of tea though it was integral to the story.
SPOILER... I like that Woo Hyung found himself and took time to heal in the end. It is implied that he is not with either of them and I think that is the only ending that would work with the themes of self love. I think the epilogue was lacking in that we don't really know what happened to Boguk and Sujo. I just want to see Boguk happy. Having time to play soccer with those kids in the countryside implies that Sujo has more freedom, but I'd like to know how he found ways to support himself and not depend on his family.
I only read 6 chapters but the story and the exploration of dark themes seemed promising to me. Art and setting is my type. If there is going to be a lot of gratuitous sex scenes with Arad and if the slavery/hyper-sexuality of the MC/dark themes are not properly explored, I don't want to waste my time. Even though I thought it seemed interesting, judging by the reviews, I'm not going to like it.
Ch 7: "You're so dumb!" This Fujisaki girl is just saying what I'm thinking with that exact same expression. This misunderstanding is just draaaaaaaaagging on but I'm having fun.
A nice story about the struggles of making it as an artist and letting others into your life. The psychology and characterization is solid. Their banter is quite fun. I like their dynamic.
Can anyone tell me what they think the title means?
Strong premise, could have used some more scenes of their chemistry as a couple for me to truly root for them. Still, it feel like a pretty original story.
This was kinda wholesome for being 3p smut. The drama was light. I thought the story was going to head towards assault that the characters would need to save him from- a trope I've never liked. The misunderstandings were funny to me.
Nice art, intriguing premise. I needed more time for the main leads to connect and fall for one another though. The mystery/backstory could have been handled better; the plot twist reveal was quite clunky, I felt the dialog was unnatural at points.
This was wholesome. Not going to lie though, wholesome can be a tad bit boring. Sometimes characters feel thrown together and they fall in love for no reason, but this author sold me on their relationship. I buy that these two would be friends and fall for each other romantically. I think their conversations feel real. But reading daily conversation can feel... mundane. Art is nice.