Manhwa cut many of these scenes from the story. One of them shows Ilay pulling Taeui’s shorts down in public. Another shows him stalking Taeui in the library while Tay is searching for the definition of gilsangcheon. Ilay doesn’t appear outright—he hides in the shadows, waiting for the moment when Tay is completely alone and vulnerable.
Then he moves in. He holds Tay’s waist and slowly brings a hand toward the book Tay is holding, reading the definition of gilsangcheon over his shoulder.
“With the way gilsangcheon is drawn like this,” he says softly, “this would not excite me at all.”
Then gets jealous when Tay showed interest to one of the guys who went in the library.
Another when Tay tied down passed out Ilay on the bed and kissed his hands, too bad these beautiful hands had been possessed by someone evil
I can't say I dislike it. I just find it confusing why was it not good idea to add it. I think it would make sense why ilay said, "he left? He said he loved these hands"
Manhwa cut many of these scenes from the story. One of them shows Ilay pulling Taeui’s shorts down in public. Another shows him stalking Taeui in the library while Tay is searching for the definition of gilsangcheon. Ilay doesn’t appear outright—he hides in the shadows, waiting for the moment when Tay is completely alone and vulnerable.
Then he moves in. He holds Tay’s waist and slowly brings a hand toward the book Tay is holding, reading the definition of gilsangcheon over his shoulder.
“With the way gilsangcheon is drawn like this,” he says softly, “this would not excite me at all.”
Then gets jealous when Tay showed interest to one of the guys who went in the library.
Another when Tay tied down passed out Ilay on the bed and kissed his hands, too bad these beautiful hands had been possessed by someone evil
I can't say I dislike it. I just find it confusing why was it not good idea to add it. I think it would make sense why ilay said, "he left? He said he loved these hands"