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So, let me get this straight... rape, gang rape, kidnapping and torture, bullying and extreme violence, slavery, human trafficking, lying, blackmail, stealing, fraud, murder, torture with dismemberment, and all the sexual debauchery like incest, bestiality, sh**a, tentacles, mpeg, and this includes the gang banging, not to mention all the verbal, mental, physical, and straight sexual abuse, and my all time favourite, "I'm only readin' it for the beautiful artwork-know what I mean bruh," is totally fine, but the minute there's racism it's not????????????????????
That's fecking two-faced. Ya'all best sh*t or get off the pot. If you're gonna accept one form of an author's supposed "self expression," then you'd best accept it all, bruh. Oh, and before you say anything, I faced racial discrimination myself in high school. There are crappy people everywhere, and of every skin colour. So either get over it, or don't read any of it. But you can't have it both ways.

Nice art. But sadly another badly abused uke.

Ah... WTF? There's so much backstabbing, cheating and bullshit, whatever sympathy I had is gone. And the MC is the biggest douche-bag of all. He actually turned out worse than anyone else. Now he wants to kill Sian? Did I read that right?

Hate to compare but BJ Alex is way better--at least it became apparent early on that Alex had baggage, and that made him somewhat redeemable. But Jaekyung, this guy's over the top disgustingly self-centred and abusive. Not sure about Kim Dan. If he seriously sticks around, I don't know if I can feel any sympathy.

Rape. Rape. And more rape. This isn't a story, this is disgusting.

I love the quirky subtle humour in this, and Kwon Daegun is a cutie. :P

Now this is where it all started for me (reading manhwa). I wanted to read something completely different, and I have to say, this story is excellent. The characters are unique as is the story. And the art is great! I love Gray Yeon and how he has all these wonderful supporting characters, and how the introductions and backstories switch smoothly back and forth. The only downside is the number of chapters it takes to complete a scene or backstory and the tidbits of repetition--although I get why the author did this, it can be distracting and it can stifle the momentum. My favourites are Gray Yeon, Donald Na, Wolf Keum, and Ben Park. And, sorry. Although I love him, I just can't re-read about Stephen. I cried enough the first time. And I loathe Jimmy Bae. Seriously, he just makes me grit my teeth.

Lately, I've been getting more and more into these type of series, and after reading so many comments (pro and cons), I can honestly say, I still like this story. Even though more backstory on the main characters would be nice, I really like the plot, art, and the character designs. Of course you have to be able to stomach the violence. Sometimes it does feel gratuitous, but then shock value can work wonders. I just don't know--I'm split on this. It really depends on the story, what the author is trying to achieve and how the violence is present. But then somethings are totally unnecessary and uncalled for.

Not sure about the seme. There were moments in the beginning of the story where I questioned his sanity and piss-poor, arrogant attitude. But as the plot has thickened, he's slowly growing on me, and I can see his potential. But will he change??? Na-kyum deserves someone decent.