This manhwa is really messing w me now. Like when I thought Yahwi was the endgame. Cain came along and stole Jooin away. And now that I finally started accepting Cain as the new ML seeing how he's actually so good. And now Jooin messes it all up. LIKE CAN'T YOU FCKING CHOOSE WHO'S BETTER??? If they were going to throw Cain away just like that after all the physical and emotional connection then they shouldn't have added him in the damn plot. Like I understand it made Jooin a strong person but what about Cain? What did he do? Why must he shoulder the burden of someone else? And now right after Yahwi comes in front of Jooin, he melts away? He literally kissed him on day one. This manhwa has become such a joke.
I know we're gonna get Cain story later (confirm by author) but I can't help but be worried about them because the author wrote Cain as someone who will always love one person...what if they don't give Cain a new love interest? If they do I also feel like that's so out of place for him too.
It's gonna be kinda annoying if Cain story is just gonna be him remembering Jooin, who most likely won't remember him, and him just flowing Jooin command *sign*
Oh Yeongwoon definitely gonna use being seoin manager as an excuse to be (more) nosy and get close to seoin (again). He might not know yet but once he starts to get use to helping seoin relieve his stress "AS A MANAGER" his greed will kick in (as he said in the beginning).
I don't really write "reviews" or my long thoughts on pirate sites like this. Ultimately, it doesn't matter. Since I'm reading illegally. But I just have to write a little something. I don't think this ending was earned. I think the author had too many ideas and themes in their head. While also slightly chasing trends within Korean BL. Jooin and Yahwi's could have been it's own thing. Jooin and Cain could have been it's own thing. But them both together jumbled both. It seems the author wanted to make more mature "adult" love triangle. But with conflict themes and dynamics it all got lost in the sauce. I've read a few other media that have the MC break away from their love interests in order to self actualize. But this one lacked the proper vibe, maturity, and nuances to make it come together. I don't hate this story as some seem to do. But I do think it got too lost in its own self to be great.
I don't really write "reviews" or my long thoughts on pirate sites like this. Ultimately, it doesn't matter. Since I'm reading illegally. But I just have to write a little something. I don't think this ending was earned. I think the author had too many ideas and themes in their head. While also slightly chasing trends within Korean BL. Jooin and Yahwi's could have been it's own thing. Jooin and Cain could have been it's own thing. But them both together jumbled both. It seems the author wanted to make more mature "adult" love triangle. But with conflict themes and dynamics it all got lost in the sauce. I've read a few other media that have the MC break away from their love interests in order to self actualize. But this one lacked the proper vibe, maturity, and nuances to make it come together. I don't hate this story as some seem to do. But I do think it got too lost in its own self to be great.
The upcoming 2 chapters are gonna break us yo. I'm so mad at Woojin. Ik Minho blackmailed him but Minho is all talk and Woojin knows this. But deep down Woojin is terrified not even realizing he's the one doing the actual damage... I know he got his trauma but someone needs to slap him into reality. Because regardless, it's disgusting and he knows he's doing wrong.
People keep saying we should've expected it and why it isn't surprising. I think all of us expected it to happen as it always tends to happen. But why can't we also think there's was a chance?
The author did write in that chance hence why in the end we are disappointed because there really was a chance, even the other team believed so too, and don't say they didn't, on twt and tt, his stans were going wild that he "lost". So yes, that's why many of us are disappointed regardless if it was expected.
this has been going on so long with 10 chapters being dedicated to one topic over and over y’all I barely even remember what is going on tbh
I miss when this was just a regular love triangle with hopes and dreams but now it’s just like if Jooin was gonna go back to Yawhi he should just did that when he first apologized or something cos girl that shit dragged lmaoooo
The story is trash and the readers unsatisfied, and just wanted to wrap it up quickly?
From the beginning it was obvious to anyone who knows their BL tropes that Yahwi was endgame, so that's not surprising. But the author truly managed to ruin the uke and both romances with their toxic storytelling, so no matter how much more they'd drag the story on for it was always gonna feel unsatisfying.
After chapter 100 I'm starting to wonder why Cain was even added to the story. It seems a bit unnecessary now. Would've best if his character was saved for a non love triangle.
So stupid, with a few sentences and you forgave him after several years apart?
The comments are hilarious. Jooin forgot about the whole healing thing, sure he was healed over the timeskip but BFFR. And I deadass thought they would at least do a slow burn catching feelings thing with each other again after they meet in the future. Like at this point this chapter is the end. I don’t think I’ll be reading the side stories if they are doing it. But I’ll read it, if Cain finds someone better. I am a Cain stan but I don’t hate Jawhi. What annoys me is Jooin himself and y’all can’t change my mind.
I can appreciate a good character growth but it's all been skipped, hasn't it?
We really never saw yahwi grow into the man jooin deserves.
Where's the repentance? Where's the internal healing? Where's the THERAPY?!!!!
Man o man.
Disappointed but eh.
There's a difference with wanting the endgame with Jooin and Cain and not wanting it after ch100 now which Yawhi stans don't even understand.
Jooin pre chapter 100: He's moving on from both relationships. He's focusing on himself and healing. If they both met up now, Jooin and Cain would start a relationship on equal footing. Cain wanting Jooin for who he is now, not what he was in the past, and Jooin being with Cain when he isn't vulnerable and hurt and looking for comfort.
This. This is the Jooin we wanted for Cain to end up with.
Jooin chapter 100: He's able to confront Yawhi without letting his past feelings get in the way... or so we thought. He decides to forget everything Yawhi's done to him, immediately rushes into relationship without even knowing if Yawhi has changed.
This is not the Jooin we want for Cain.
I can't believe Cain was the only one with complete character development. And before you say Jooin and Yawhi had development, no, they didn't, they more or less back tracked to who they were before. A timeskip does not count as development lol.
Of course this depends on how the story unfolds but Cain is the only one so far that decided to "let go" of the past he's been holding onto to finally be his own person. This is still staying true unless the author decides to fuck up.
For Jooin, his development has reached below 50 ft of crap after chapter 100. For a guy that was talking about moving on from both guys and trying to look out for himself for almost 20 chapters straight, he caved pretty easily in a single chapter without a shred of development or build up to end up with Yawhi. He tells both guys to move on after hurting him in different ways but the moment he sees his ex, he bends over.
As for Yawhi, all I see is him using how pitiful he is as a manipulation tactic. Sure, he regrets his actions but he's at the point where he can't live without Jooin. He literally begs him (again like in the past) instead of trying to build trust and making up for the things he did to him before. Instead, he chooses to rush into a relationship with him.
*sighs* the open ending was at least decent and kept everyones character in tact.
I can't believe Cain was the only one with complete character development. And before you say Jooin and Yawhi had development, no, they didn't, they more or less back tracked to who they were before. A timeskip does not count as development lol.
Of course this depends on how the story unfolds but Cain is the only one so far that decided to "let go" of the past he's been holding onto to finally be his own person. This is still staying true unless the author decides to fuck up.
For Jooin, his development has reached below 50 ft of crap after chapter 100. For a guy that was talking about moving on from both guys and trying to look out for himself for almost 20 chapters straight, he caved pretty easily in a single chapter without a shred of development or build up to end up with Yawhi. He tells both guys to move on after hurting him in different ways but the moment he sees his ex, he bends over.
As for Yawhi, all I see is him using how pitiful he is as a manipulation tactic. Sure, he regrets his actions but he's at the point where he can't live without Jooin. He literally begs him (again like in the past) instead of trying to build trust and making up for the things he did to him before. Instead, he chooses to rush into a relationship with him.
*sighs* the open ending was at least decent and kept everyones character in tact.
YAHWI'S CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT ARC WAS A LITERAL TIMESKIP IMAGINE BEING SO TOXIC, YOUR DEVELOPMENT WAS SKIPPED OUT
Okay I reread and I'm ngl that "I loved every single day since the day I meet you" felt off because I swear if he did why the heck did he mistreat Jooin because he did not remember meeting him as kids? That isn't "love since I meet you". Then I realized why it felt off. Didn't Cain legit tell Jooin something similar like that ages ago? Or am I tripping.
Not disappointed as I thought I would be. It's just. What was the point of Cain and his reincarnation story if this is the ending. It didn't need to be added or drag out then tbh and could of focus on jooin and yahwi story and how they redeem/fix their relationship instead without the need of a timeskip.
What are yall thoughts [from both teams]?
Um I just started S2 without rereading S1. So Subin and Kangjin have been together for 5yrs but I'm hella confused by some of the characters saying Subin and Hyunwoo were inseparable 2yrs ago. Did anyone catch that?
2yrs dating 3 years living together, ngl I don't remember them living together before getting together. I thought ment they started to live together after 2yrs of dating
Edit: Jun said they been dating for five wtf !!