Wait, I wanna see more of the actor behind the scenes au, it seems a whole lot cuter(´∩｡• ᵕ •｡∩`)
Boy, those razor-like nails going inside his hole. . . . It's gonna rip and not in a good way༎‿༎
Also, "I like all three"? The food or the men, Sunny? (Lmao his breakfast being a combo of the food his bfs have is funny lol)
AYYY WE ALL WIN YIPPEEE
Finally a poly ending for the masses
Anyway, who's this Genie, huh???? Another additional 3 pokemo– I mean guys to collect?? HAHAHAHA
I'm excited for the moment Jinwoo discovers he's not the person he thinks himself to be.
I’m probably half insane for hoping he’ll instinctually save Guwon and then straight up just asks “Did you kill my dad”
Bro said why pick one when I can pick all, only children pick one HAHAHA
All em desperate for his ass anyway, all 4 of them putting the ho in hohoho, fxckin LMAOOOO
I'm ngl, it seems so off that Guwon took interest on someone so normal(compared to the usual he takes in). In season 1, I initially thought it was cuz Guwon wanted a sense of normalcy, thus his interest in Jinwoo, however in season 2, which reveals glimpses of Jinwoo's repressed past, I'm starting to think otherwise. The odd sense of familiarity with corpses during the supply hunt hints that something about his memories may not be as black and white as he thinks.
Also, where the heck are Sa Muheon's glasses?? The novel ver had glasses, I wonder why the manhwa omitted them.
seems there’s a lot of differences from the novel so far. mc immediately starts living in the park instead of staying with his cat friend’s family for a couple nights, and lawyer yang seems to have been totally omitted in place of this cat hybrid informant system
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Yeah, idk why it cut out lawyer yang when he played a pretty important role, especially in Garam's support system. The fact that they cut out Garam staying in his cat friend's house significantly reduced Garam's struggle, characterization, and world-building and just rushed into the romance aspect with Sa Muheon. Kinda sad tbh
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it feels like they just don’t care for the novel, they’re just trying to hop on the beastman hype and not doing their due diligence to actually read the story. mc is fine living in the park, but it’s not like he’s totally carefree. he’s still mindful of why he’s in hiding in the first place and expresses a lot of worry about causing trouble for the people helping him. and when mc was sleeping in that huge bed with the ml in squirrel form i genuinely was like HUH where’s the tiny bed by the nightstand??? that the author mentions multiple times??? that the mc likes a lot and uses while he’s in recovery??? the mc will literally just die if the ml ever rolls around in his sleep ( °Д °) even little details like mc liking dried cranberries… those are so clearly blueberries just colored red. they would’ve had better luck recoloring raisins, it’s just silly seeing the mc eat it like candy when fresh cranberries are incredibly sour ^^;
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Yeah ig, it does show Garam still struggling some but I guess it just feels kinda... Idk, rushed(?) without the transition period, especially since he went back multiple times to lawyer yang, and he wasn't a character that was just mentioned once.
And YEAH! the tiny bed that he was so comfortable in is gone and I'm so sad about it cuz the novel always described how comfy it was for Garam and how he always snuggled with his fluffy tail(while sometimes staring at Muheon as he was falling asleep lolol). I think it was really cute cuz it showed just how dedicated Muheon was in providing Garam with utmost care. Like why would Muheon risk squishing Garam in his sleep like??? ಠ︵ಠ That man is so careful with Garam that doing that seems ooc lmfao
Yeah and the berries thing too... I guess it was just easier to draw and better looking for aesthetics ig(｡•︿•｡)
Mannn, I'm currently in ch 103 of the novel and I really hope they don't cut more significant details out.
Does the cat friend has a partner too?
Those long ass motivational speeches are the poster child for hope slop. They're in an apocalypse. They don't have much experience with supply drops. They don't do supply runs. They've been way too detached from the chaotic reality of what's outside the walls for too long, and had their basic physiological needs met, so naturally they seek out moral safety, which is a privilege in this world to be honest.
No one wants to live in a dictatorship, and certainly, no one wants to see their loved ones and companions die in front of them. However, reality check, could they honestly withstand the world outside with the power of hope and love and "holding their heads up high"? Maybe this is too optimistic of me, but honestly, was changing the system from the inside, when they had Jinwoo, someone who held sway over their leader, more difficult over facing the god forsaken wasteland full of arguably MORE depraved humans(I mean, look at Corrosive and Seungho's situation) and fxckin ZOMBIES? Maybe I'm expecting too much critical and higher order of thinking out of people living through an apocalypse and have been pampered after it, maybe that's the author's intention but honestly, it makes me so irritated how much the townspeople and Jinwoo relies on this power of friendship and "dying on their own terms". They're acting like it's a people power revolution against a corrupt government that's doing shit for their own gain in the normal world and holding an absurdly high moral ground, instead of seeing it as power being handled by a guy who has a very skewed view of morality and keeping people safe in an apocalypse. Guwon doesn't discriminate based on prejudices, but usefulness which is sadly a valid thing during an apocalypse, with limited resources and shit. Hell, I'm grateful he didn't kill the kids right then and there when he saw them. Maybe the loss, stress, grief and guilt got to them that instead of taking what would be a long, logical, but ultimately worth it process, they went to "upheave the system" route instead.
Maybe I'm playing to the author's tune, but I'm irritated at Jinwoo tbh
don't let them silence you bc you're absolutely right about everything.
I think we're meant to feel pissed at Jinwoo.
It has been shown time and time again that he is an unreliable narrator; Guwon probably has an idea or even KNOWS what Jinwoo really is like. Potentially, letting Teach live out the moral life that he's trying so hard to live.
Realistically speaking, if Guwon wanted, he could have easily wiped the floor of the people. He has the strength for it; only because teach was there that he held back. None of the villagers would have even survived had it not been for Jinwoo's existence.
100% to everything you said!! Teach irritated me so much as well, morals are a luxury during an apocalypse, sacrificing for the greater good hurts but it can't be avoided.
I don't think Guwon was purposefully cruel about it too, just very detached from the feelings of other people so he didn't grasp the despair they felt after what he did.
For him it was all in favor of the safe town he built.
No you're right. Some of the people in the comments and those townspeople seems to have forgot that their world is in a literal apocalypse! Apocalypse!! Literally it's total anarchy out there. The zombies aren't even the biggest problem, it's the other people. People are killing other people for supplies out there all the time. These townsfolk are entirely disconnected on how hellish it is out there because it's been Guwon and his Hounds who have been dealing with the outside world for them. Now they're about to face a very painful reality check.
Exactly. It's so annoying watching this people in the comments hate Guyon as if he's so evil. Like bruh, did you read the manhwa with your eyes closed. Guwon clearly does not exactly know what's right and wrong. Nearly everything he did wasn't out of malice or cruelty. He simply thought he was merely following the rules, that rules are rules. He's like a literal child that just suddenly grew into an adult. Heck, he didn't even know what kissing or masturbation was.
(OP here lol)I'm gonna be honest, I do think Guwon is hiding something, there's no doubt about that. He knows something, and even is his character is framed as naive and morally gray, there's an undertone of something I can't find the words to describe yet. I think he knows something about Jinwoo and his tendency as an unreliable narrator, and he's using that over Jinwoo. He knows the effect of his words, and I suspect he's not completely innocent. Regardless, Guwon's questionable nature aside, the route they chose is very questionable if they actually thought about the long-term consequences. If they were that desperate and were willing to invest in a long term strat, maybe they could've tried joining supply drops, scouting the hounds, and y'know gaining ACTUAL experience killing the zombies outside. They could train a little resistance group inside the town too, if they're that desperate for an effective revolution—a group that actually stands a chance against the hounds and Guwon himself, because in their case I don't think numbers alone will help them. If not that, they had a chance with a honeypot-type manipulation plot with Jinwoo, seeing as Guwon's willing to fxckin DIE for him, even if(big IF) for show. Tbh, I'm torn between critiquing the characters' action from within the story or giving a omniscient critique because I KNOW the author is up to something(unless they plan to leave huge plot holes)⊙﹏⊙
(OP here lol)I'm gonna be honest, I do think Guwon is hiding something, there's no doubt about that. He knows something, and even is his character is framed as naive and morally gray, there's an undertone of something I can't find the words to describe yet. I think he knows something about Jinwoo and his tendency as an unreliable narrator, and he's using that over Jinwoo. He knows the effect of his words, and I suspect he's not completely innocent. Regardless, Guwon's questionable nature aside, the route they chose is very questionable if they actually thought about the long-term consequences. If they were that desperate and were willing to invest in a long term strat, maybe they could've tried joining supply drops, scouting the hounds, and y'know gaining ACTUAL experience killing the zombies outside. They could train a little resistance group inside the town too, if they're that desperate for an effective revolution—a group that actually stands a chance against the hounds and Guwon himself, because in their case I don't think numbers alone will help them. If not that, they had a chance with a honeypot-type manipulation plot with Jinwoo, seeing as Guwon's willing to fxckin DIE for him, even if(big IF) for show. Tbh, I'm torn between critiquing the characters' actions from within the story or giving a omniscient critique because I KNOW the author is up to something(unless they plan to leave huge plot holes)⊙﹏⊙
(shit I accidentally sent it twice oml)And I don't mean join supply drops one or twice(like Jinwoo did) but regular shit for the long term gains, not a one time scout, so most of them can actually train and stand a chance against the hounds(knowing how they act in fights) AND the world outside. Same with the honeypot operation, not just tricking Guwon to let his guard down so he can be killed, but actually have a chance at remolding his moral compass and gradually changing him, since if the hounds disobeys him if he DOES decide to be more "lenient", he can just smash their brains in from what we saw lol. This, of course, is assuming he's as naive as we think he is. But I think the author(hopefully) didn't take that route for a reason and that's because Guwon(hopefully) isn't as clueless as we tend to think he is.
YES, I'm thinking along these lines too!
I second this!
Although, would like to add: Guwon isn't completely stupid. Especially, when it comes to things regarding the apocalypse. It's already seen and shown how ruthless, efficient, and smart he goes about hunting. Sure, when it comes to the more 'human' side of things, he's a bit daft. However, Jinwoo, out of everyone, after seeing what Guwon is like should have known how risky it was to try and usurp him.
As twisted as this is, I think Jinwoo is one twisted motherfucker and is absolutely prepared to lead the villagers to their deaths when he ends up blanking out. While "sober", he has a moral compass, but I think (and am almost certain Guwon knows) Teach is fucked in the head. If not to Guwon's extent, past that. I don't trust Teach's words for SHIT.