I actually read the final bonus volume. The author really idolizes Doona (I think Doona is a representation of the author herself). Doona’s relationship with Haseol remains stagnant and unchanged (what’s up with that, author?). Doona still loves Minho, and vice versa. If Doona were on her own without Haseol, nothing would change either (according to the author)—unlike Wookyung and Minho, who the author thinks will likely get married (something Wookyung really wants), and Minho is starting to feel comfortable and grateful to be with Wookyung. The Haseol-Doona couple only ever reaches the S&M level of a relationship. The author also portrays Minho’s character in a negative light on several occasions. And Wookyung is the most challenging character the author has created, and he has hos own path to achieving his goals.
The story I've been waiting for for years but it was just left hanging, even though I've bought the printed comic up to the last volume.
The story I've been waiting for for years but it was just left hanging, even though I've bought the printed comic up to the last volume.
I read this story when I was in high school, and it was still ongoing. I probably still read it now because it's unique and rarely uses gender-reversed themes.