yeah taku kinda does deserve it. though i like to think of him as a catalyst. he broke joowon and haesoo out of their toxic cyclic relationship of dependency, after which joowon grew as a person and haesoo realised about his feelings for joo.
none of the direct credit goes to taku. but im glad he entered this story, because only good things came out of it.
all of the characters were equally toxic at the start of the story (just my opinion), and have changed for the better or worse. but all of them still have feelings. i'd hope to see a well rounded ending where, more than the ships, the author focuses on their personal growth.
i just love the author for giving me this masterpiece. the art is amazing, i love the dull colour palette. the story is realistic and the characters having their flaws only adds to the charm of it all.
yeah taku kinda does deserve it. though i like to think of him as a catalyst. he broke joowon and haesoo out of their toxic cyclic relationship of dependency, after which joowon grew as a person and haesoo realised about his feelings for joo.
none of the direct credit goes to taku. but im glad he entered this story, because only good things came out of it.
all of the characters were equally toxic at the start of the story (just my opinion), and have changed for the better or worse. but all of them still have feelings. i'd hope to see a well rounded ending where, more than the ships, the author focuses on their personal growth.
i just love the author for giving me this masterpiece. the art is amazing, i love the dull colour palette. the story is realistic and the characters having their flaws only adds to the charm of it all.