Yeahhhh nothing romantic about threatening to sexually assault your partner
The premise is interesting but honestly I didn't like how the story played out. It makes zero sense that Jooin would like Mookya and move to Seoul for him when they just met and Mookya threatened to kill him. Their whole relationship is absurd for a long time. It feels like there's gratuitous trauma and not one but two incestuous situations?? Not for me
Honestly both of them annoyed me for most of the story, up until they got together. And I feel like Taegyeom really minimized the impact that his anti omega stance had, plus it was glossed over pretty quickly after the confession. Idk. The last quarter or so is super cute but can't say this is one of my favs
Not sure if this accurately depicts journalism in Korea or if the author is taking creative liberties but this is definitely not how newspapers work in North America. The libel laws and the justice system in Korea are quite different though so it would make sense for media to work differently
Heetae is a straight up abuser and I hate that they even tried to give him a hint of a redemption arc after what he did. Domestic violence isn't something that ends just like that and especially when there are kids involved it's best to go no contact
Realllllly didn't like this last chapter. This is literally sexual assault. Dude said a million times that he doesn't want to and then Chaejun ties him up and does it anyway?? Mc even says he's doing whatever to get it over with. That’s coercion. There were a lot of questionable moments in this webtoon already but this is way beyond that
Super cute and beautiful art. I feel like all the obstacles get resolved a little too easily and straightforwardly for it to really resonate with me but honestly a nice read.
This would be so much better if Hajin didn't look and act like a child. I think Yiho is great, and aside from not clearing up the misunderstanding, he's communicative and not putting any pressure on him. But it still feels iffy because of how Hajin is
The plot is interesting but the writing isn't very good so there's no subtlety or suspense or buildup to anything. It's fine overall but kind of a waste of potential
I don't like this at all
I get where he's coming from and why he might think this is the way to go but it's so shortsighted. Goes to show that even in their 40s people don't know anything
This had no business being this cute and well drawn
This was much better than I expected! The initial chapters made me think it was a yandere type thing, which I don't like, but I'm glad I read it through. The story is devastating but beautiful. This isn't my fav art style but it built the mood super effectively
Why is everyone acting like he's committing a crime by having sex in his own home? People do this all the time it's literally normal. I get that something bad's expected to happen next chapter but at this point he's done nothing wrong
Some of us understand the plot and still don't think it's mindblowing. It's fine, and if you love it good for you, but let's not act like this is the most amazing and sophisticated plot ever written
The way I would just walk out if someone sprung a surprise blind date on me
Gladto see everyone is alarmed at this conspiracy to keep MC in the dark. Do they not consider how relieved he might be to know he can be himself and they accept him? That it might actually lift a huge burden? And that he might feel betrayed if he finds out they were hiding it from him?
Kinda concerned that so many people seem to not understand that coercion is sexual assault...? And that consenting to one sexual act doesn't mean you're consenting to all of them?