I’d give it a higher rating if it weren’t for the dragged out problem of the second couple. Their issue is so simple (scared that being more then friends would end their relationships forever if it goes badly) but somehow the author managed to make it feel so complicated. Which isn’t actually an issue in itself tbh. However like I said it got dragged out. What made me annoyed was that the second ML was expected to be exclusive and single? While the MC was having like such a weirdly intimate relationship with his brother (it was for sure the author trying to create misleading narrative). ML was also expected to carry the burden of their relationship and was expected to wait until who knows how long. But the moment he acts frustrated or upset about it, he ends up being the one to apologize??? And the second MC had no remorse for doing this to someone they supposedly loved??? Huh? Granted I dropped this after second 2 (wanted to see how the author tied it together) but the ending was lackluster and annoyed me
I’d give it a higher rating if it weren’t for the dragged out problem of the second couple. Their issue is so simple (scared that being more then friends would end their relationships forever if it goes badly) but somehow the author managed to make it feel so complicated. Which isn’t actually an issue in itself tbh. However like I said it got dragged out. What made me annoyed was that the second ML was expected to be exclusive and single? While the MC was having like such a weirdly intimate relationship with his brother (it was for sure the author trying to create misleading narrative). ML was also expected to carry the burden of their relationship and was expected to wait until who knows how long. But the moment he acts frustrated or upset about it, he ends up being the one to apologize??? And the second MC had no remorse for doing this to someone they supposedly loved??? Huh? Granted I dropped this after second 2 (wanted to see how the author tied it together) but the ending was lackluster and annoyed me