HONESTLY, I'm glad im not the only one who thinks that! Eek.. Actually, if you think about it on a certain perspective, Jinhyeong and Eunyung are kind of similar—i only saw this when Jinhyeong revealed his actual intentions on why he dated Uyun in the first place.
Not to mention they're both wearing a facade opposite to what they really are. And they were both pretty selfish at the start, considering they literally latched onto the person they could gain something from once they saw the opportunity.
I'm doing a full on character analysis atp.. ahem ahem. Either way, no home mentioned (๑•ㅂ•)و✧!! Live laugh love No Home..
For anyone else reading this topic, please know that No Home is about two minors and it's platonic - they are not in a relationship, Eunyoung is also 15 years old while Haejoon is only 16 years old, and No Home deals with EXTREMELY HEAVY AND DARK TOPICS like child abuse. The author has repeatedly emphasized that they are uncomfortable with Eunyoung and Haejoon being seen as a sexual couple given their age and that they are more like brothers, so please don't bring this energy into the comments on No Home.
jfc did the two of you @deku and @[ ☆ ] Nekuzubaru ! really not stop to think how weird it is to compare a manhwa about sex and a romantic relationship..... to a manhwa about two kids who suffered through domestic violence and the failure of the adults around them
The OP of the topic deku only said the art styles are similar, it's Nekuzubaru who made the comparison between the characters (I agree with your point on the comparison being weird, it also makes me uncomfortable).
i only said the ART style (emphasis ON ART) is similar, i love no home and i never once drew any comparisons between that story and this one and i would never, calm down
the artstyle reminds me of ‘no home’ so muchhh, specially the chibis (i think that’s the term? sorry if not); jinhyeong is kind of a jerk specially at the beginning but he’s grown on me sm lol anyway i really like this! hope it comes back soon