I read the raws. It’s complicated, but I’m not sure if there will be side stories.
To avoid confusion: Main couple: Cheon Hyo — Top Dan Ryeong — Bottom
Second couple: Dan Ryeong’s friend (I forgot his name) — Top His partner (I also forgot his name) — Bottom
Both Dan Ryeong and Cheon Hyo have feelings for each other, but some readers might not enjoy how their romance develops. So here’s a bit of a spoiler:
Dan Ryeong and the second couple’s uke share a kiss out of curiosity—they wanted to see if they’d feel anything by kissing someone other than their own partners. However, the second couple’s top saw them and got furious. Out of spite, he played a cruel prank by drugging Dan Ryeong and offering him as a bedmate to Cheon Hyo.
It was a non-con situation—Dan Ryeong’s head was covered, and the drug had completely paralyzed his body, leaving him unable to move or speak. Later on, a few chapters before the manhwa ending, it’s revealed that Cheon Hyo actually knew it was Dan Ryeong the whole time; he recognized his body but still went through with it, pretending not to know.
The second couple’s top mostly forces his uke into things. There was even a scene where he used the uke like an object—putting toys on him—to “teach” the person who was supposed to be Cheon Hyo’s bedmate. But later, when he saw Dan Ryeong and his uke kiss, he changed his mind—and you can probably guess what he did next.
It really feels like wasted potential. The author could’ve explored Dan Ryeong and Cheon Hyo’s bond in a way that felt more sincere and redemptive, but instead chose a route that made their story hard to root for. Now that you know what happens, it’s up to you whether to keep reading. I pushed through to the end, but it just left a bitter aftertaste—it’s definitely not a story I’d go back to.
I read the raws. It’s complicated, but I’m not sure if there will be side stories.
To avoid confusion:
Main couple:
Cheon Hyo — Top
Dan Ryeong — Bottom
Second couple:
Dan Ryeong’s friend (I forgot his name) — Top
His partner (I also forgot his name) — Bottom
Both Dan Ryeong and Cheon Hyo have feelings for each other, but some readers might not enjoy how their romance develops. So here’s a bit of a spoiler:
Dan Ryeong and the second couple’s uke share a kiss out of curiosity—they wanted to see if they’d feel anything by kissing someone other than their own partners. However, the second couple’s top saw them and got furious. Out of spite, he played a cruel prank by drugging Dan Ryeong and offering him as a bedmate to Cheon Hyo.
It was a non-con situation—Dan Ryeong’s head was covered, and the drug had completely paralyzed his body, leaving him unable to move or speak. Later on, a few chapters before the manhwa ending, it’s revealed that Cheon Hyo actually knew it was Dan Ryeong the whole time; he recognized his body but still went through with it, pretending not to know.
The second couple’s top mostly forces his uke into things. There was even a scene where he used the uke like an object—putting toys on him—to “teach” the person who was supposed to be Cheon Hyo’s bedmate. But later, when he saw Dan Ryeong and his uke kiss, he changed his mind—and you can probably guess what he did next.
It really feels like wasted potential. The author could’ve explored Dan Ryeong and Cheon Hyo’s bond in a way that felt more sincere and redemptive, but instead chose a route that made their story hard to root for.
Now that you know what happens, it’s up to you whether to keep reading. I pushed through to the end, but it just left a bitter aftertaste—it’s definitely not a story I’d go back to.