Just a little reminder to the young folks and young adults reading this manwha. This is only a tap in the back and let's say a small advice.
If or when, for example, you were in a position wherein you are in suspicion of someone you know about a certain detail
or secret in their life that can lead you to solve the things you most curious about, e.g. secrets that can reveal a certain connection of that person to a certain event you might have witnessed (outside of an interrogation or question of jury), avoid taking up the personal space of that person by asking so many Why's or what or where or how's just to fit your desires and your unquenchable hunger of curiosities. It might, at some point, benefit you and might give you the satisfaction, but remember that it is all in expense of another persons dignity, privacy, and self protection. It tell's how you are a person with so little moral compass. It's sad but this happens in a lot of people.
P.S. This just had to be said. I know the seme might have improve throughout the chapter, but that one time of pure invasion of one's own space is too much to be forgiven and brush off as an attitude or character.
P. S. S.
I know im taking this to seriously hahahaha.
Can I ask which scene you’re referring to? Is it Yuri questioning teach if he was in the wedding etc.? If it’s that (although arguable if it’s right or not), it makes sense because he did say he’s literally willing to do anything for his sister’s happiness aha
Yeah that's the scene actually. And when he was asking what's his relationship with BIL and why he's not answering or something like that. I mean, i get what he wants to do? But asking too much repeatedly and having the other person say that he cant say anything more is purely invasive. Haha. It's like being at a gun point with having no money to give and nothing more to offer.
Kids it' s bedtime!! Stop frolicking about this is giving me too much heart attack!!!
Be ware that in this manwha, it includes heavy bouts of triggers, especially with those having depression, anxiety, paranoia, and such.
If you think you're not in the right headspace to read a triggering story, better to skip this first and come back when you're ready. Also, make sure to read this during afternoons are early evening, and NOT LATE EVENINGS when cortisol levels are high. You might get insomnia from this.
As a medical student and a mental health advocate, please be ware!!
The story and progression is really good, honestly. It talks more on the perception of the lead uke, and he's experiencing high grade depression. It talks in depth with it especially with thoughts of suicide and self harm. Those are pretty accurate description. Thanks to the uploaders!
Imma wait this out until it's finished cause the cliff-hangers and fillers are killing me.
Wish I had read your comment before reading this
Correction: Cortisol levels are low at night making you feel sleepy, since it's a fight or flight response. So when youre under stress or duress it peaks up especially in the wrong hours making you experience insomnia.
Yeaaah I wish they had put like a larger trigger warning, altho there are chapters which includes a warning. I guessed it really did not help most people. Hope you're okay right now
I'm on chapter 16, and I've been skimming thru other chapters, and BROOOOOOO. I'm excited finishing this manwha. Altho, im sure it'll make me feel more single and alone. ╥﹏╥ somebody hug me, cheer me up.
I feel the same bestie～(つˆДˆ)つ｡☆
Wakey wakey sleeping beauty! How was your stupidly long nap?
Hello there dear uploader. I will give some constructive criticism that I would like you, as a person to another, take into consideration. Disclaimer, I am not a pro at anything really just a particularly objective person:
1. If you know that you find it hard to translate this manwha, better to know your limits and call it quits instead of telling people not to read your translation. I mean, yes this is an illegal website and no one has the right to whine about the uploads (this is my first time commenting about an upload btw) . Since catering to a mass is not a one way process. You need readers to know how your skills are faring. It is a feedback not only to the readers/viewers but also to the one makes the media (in any way this applies, especially on writing and on art).
2. When somebody gives you criticism because they said your translation sucks, you should consider the factors. a.) if you know it sucks, then the readers have a point and maybe you need to reconsider uploading a chapter that you know is not at par as what the audience need; b.) if you know that your trans is faring well, then it's alright to site your point of telling readers not to read the trans if they dont like it.
3. Do not use google translate. Please. Google translate is an automated translator and it butchers the words. That's why sometimes scan teams take a while to upload a chapter because they render their work thru process like lining the context to the panel and finding the right term for each word depending on the context. I know it's a lot of work and you really tried your best. I suggest you use an alternative, like papago. It's a really good app to use and there are synonyms added to the word translated on that app so you can contextualize the whole paragraph.
4. Remember to contextualize your work. It does not and will not make sense if one word is connected to another without context of what is implied. Even tho the grammar sucks, once context is applied, you reach a the gold medal for a cohesive sentence.
Hope sharing some stuff to you might help you!
Like literally, this manwha, is BEYOND me. I feel like I'm gonna lose my breath in every chapter, like whhuuuuhttt. We actually have a perfect description for this, it's "Naga panghawat-hawat ka ginhawa" and I can't stress this enough.
Real definition of bittersweet. I felt that last bit. ლ(´ڡ`ლ)