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I thought it i was the only one who noticed how realistic the whole story was. There is even times wherein I might think the author might have been an idol or probably had a job that can interact with k-idols
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I thought it i was the only one who noticed how realistic the whole story was. There is even times wherein I might think the author might have been an idol or probably had a job that can interact with k-idols
The perspective in some panels trip me up but other than that i was very surprised to see myself binging this since i didn't know i'd like it this much
This is a very matured relationship (and somewhat realistic story) imho, especially woojoo's and eunseong's relationship. We don't get to see them fight a lot because they properly communicate with each other (like how woojoo expressed he's angry at eunseong, and eunseong being open to asking for forgiveness and doing better as a person.)
This is such a refreshing couple to read about where most BL (especially older stories) starts out with coercion, misunderstandings that may never get resolved in a normal way, and other migraine inducing reasons.
I'd also like to add that the author has adequate information of what it's like to be an idol that i find myself asking "are we allowed to know this?" cuz it's as if the author themselves went thru the process of being an idol loljk but anyways my point is that the story has the right amount of fluff and realism in it (of course, not all of it will be realistic, but it's enough for us to be convinced)
I'm really excited to know how the story will continue from now
To wrap things up anyone wanna comment who their bias is from Noble? (Or Max if yall know their names cuz i dont) Mine is Doeon (god i sure hope i didnt butchered his name) idk im sad hes just an extra but i lov him