I'm sorry i wanted to upvote ┗( T﹏T )┛
Dude the story is rushed like The main character literally seems like he hates having sex w the director like 80% of the time. I don't even feel any romance. The feelings of the uke is rushed too.
I'm not sure how you found this topic which is almost 3 years old now at this point in time but again like I formerly said if that's what you think then I totally respect that. The topic above was also written by a much younger me and I know better now so if I read this story again then I might have a different opinion than what I initially had. Anyways, during the first review all I said was that it's a nice read, especially seeing the growth of the art style as the story progresses. Nothing phenomenal or complicated, but just something you can read if you have time to spare that doesn't need extreme mental gymnastics to comprehend. I never really said that the top (I'm guessing the director you mentioned? I forgot, it's been a while) wasn't doing some questionable things, didn't really deny that he showed signs of being a red flag either. What I tried to say was that he's not that bad compared to others I've seen/read before (very low bar I know, it's sad but true about a lot of BL stories).
I see a lot of people who didn't like it and complaining a lot about some "loopholes" in the plot and that's their opinion so I'd respect it.
On the other hand, I think it was pretty chill, nothing too heavy, in the end all was well and we got our happy ending. Overall I like it, the art is nice and the plot was easy to understand for me. Nothing too complicated or anything, they pretty much just lay everything for you and you just need to comprehend what goes on.
I'd say there are things left unanswered like what happened to Yoon's mom, they just said she died in an accident or something. At least with the dad we have some context on why and how he died. Then about the vampire world, we didn't really see it although the author did say what it was like. I guessed that the manhwa just focuses on the more "human" side, if so then it'd make sense somewhat to not explore it further. Now regarding the side couple, ngl I am a bit sad that we couldn't see more of them, perhaps in the future if the author suddenly gets the urge to explore their relationship more. I saw someone say that the 'vampire killing people' was brushed off, and it did kinda just *whoosh* away at some point when the main conflict arised, but in my opinion it was somewhat resolved? In the end, it was said that all vampires disappeared even those who got arrested. The former Nox/Nux did say that he failed being a leader which is why he was pushing Jooyoung to be the new Nox/Nux, then the killings are probably there to show how he failed his duty, while the vampires submitting to their new leader and disappearing without a trace would be the resolution to the problem of being discovered/killed off by the human race.
All in all, the story was wrapped pretty nicely. It was quite short yes and there could be some improvements here and there but I don't think it's bad. The plot is fine and tbh I wouldn't mind reading it again because Doyoon and Kangwoo are quite cute together. Ah right I also saw people complaining about Kangwoo's personality and there were some instances where I go "Bro- that's a red flag right there" but now that I think about it again it's actually not that bad? Maybe I've just read too many where the seme is much worse but imo Kangwoo actually did treat Doyoon well, he just has some moments where he expresses himself wrongly but other than that he seems pretty nice and sweet to me.
Anyhow that was my thoughts about this story, I'm really just writing this for myself to look back in the future incase I want to be reminded about certain things, that's all ╮(￣▽￣)╭