Extremely rare sighting! The seme actually redeems himself for being a major asshole. Jaehyuk turns himself around and locks in as soon as he realizes his feelings (perhaps, even sooner than that) for Garam!
Garam is more complex. It’s rare for me to shit on an uke, but… damn. His trust issues with Jaehyuk are completely understandable at first, then quickly became unreasonable when Jaehyuk shows time and again that he’s a stable, loving partner. Somehow, this flaw also makes me love Garam. Definitely a double edged sword.
I wish Garam’s redemption arc had been explored more than one chapter of him running to Jaehyuk only because he thought he was going abroad. Unfortunately, I could tell the author was being pressured with chapters. The background and side (sometimes, even the main) characters really suffered with the rushed art. The stick figure parents… Lord. All that to say, I really enjoyed this!
The original art style reminded me of Sign, which I absolutely love. Nothing wrong with the new art style, but I preferred the old one and got used to it (I mean, it’s on the cover, too…) so this change threw me for a loop. Clickbait?! Anyway, the seme looks like a completely new character. I don’t know if I can continue it. I miss the OGs!
To think this is the most thoughtful, selfless action Jaekyung has done for Kim Dan in 80 chapters… 80 chapters! Holy shit. I don’t think this guy can redeem himself. He’s just acted so grossly and terribly and Kim Dan hasn’t even truly confronted Jaekyung for how he treated him. Perhaps, that’s why I feel so unfulfilled with this redemption arc. I suppose it’s a “slow burn”, so we’ll see if this redemption arc gets any better.






A good, romantic slow-burn. The issues are minimal, the characters are mature, and the art (the character design for Jigu is stunning) is amazing! A sweet, fluffy gem.
nods