Does he owe someone money? I read this in passing and I feel like I missed the part where they said why he wants to die and what he was running from.
He doesn’t owe no one money those are his cousins trying to steal his money that his dead parents saved for him im pretty sure he is running away from his cousins bc of the money i forgot why he wants to die mb! But I think it has something to do with like no one will care when he is gone so he just doesn’t want to live a miserable life anymore
And just like that I’m annoyed. Might continue, might not. Made it to the end of chapter 7 and realized that this was just rape fantasy. Author went out of their way to show Younghan as someone with morals and understanding. Someone who acknowledged the consequences of his potential actions. However no one’s perfect and that’s understandable, he should have called their parents, but I digress. What’s extremely bothering to me about this story is Younghan being shown as the person who was initially “attacked” and who eventually gave in to Minjae, and then you have Minjae who goes from “begging for it” to crying and saying stop. Someone was posting about this online and I thought it might be a funny story, but I’m not laughing.










I have no problem reading stories with horrible characters, but I like when my monsters are presented as monsters. The problem with this story is that the monster is completely romanticized and the protagonists is presented in a way that you wouldn’t deem him as incompetent. You wouldn’t immediately go to Stockholm syndrome or anything similar because the protagonist was written as self-sufficient and resilient. This was written in a way that suggests that this is just the natural dynamic to their relationship, and I truly hate that. This was one of the saddest chapters I’ve ever read, and unfortunately this was resolution to their “miscommunication.” This was spoiled for me forever ago, but nothing about those final panels made me think that there would be a deeper conversation or any kind of repercussions to look forward to.