
I've got a full ass job and other life shit. My only time to really read BL is before I go to sleep. I don't have time for these games! Not every manhwa needs to be 100+ chapters I remember in Assorted Wildness, it opens with the bottom handing by his feet and being dunked in the ocean, and if I remember correctly, that never happens when the story catches back up. Like, why even bother then?

Seriously! At that point, I don't care about their mundane life! Maybe give me, like, 2-3 chapters MAX. And I think that's why I love Brothers Without A Tomorrow so much. Their stories aren't unnecessarily long, there's no dragged-out misunderstandings, and they get straight to the point! Also, the art is amazing, of course.

My biggest problem with this is 9 out of 10 they don't do it right
Its so catching when the starting scene is NOT the most important point of the story so it kinda gives you a feel of the vibes w/o just spoiling everything in the first panel (and ofc they HAVE to loop back to it at some point bc half of the time the authors dont even bother either)
Or is anyone else tired of the trope where the manhwa/manga starts in the middle of a scene, then rewinds like a week before from the beginning? I understand that it's intended to draw people in immediately, but at that point, I want to continue from where it started, and they can provide the required information as needed. I don't want to go backward and have to read 10-20 chapters just to catch up to a scene that may or may not even happen again. If you're going to throw me in the deep end, just leave me there to learn how to swim or drown. I have dropped stories, cause it was taking too long to reach what was teased at the beginning.