I love the story so far. Art is amazing, the artist has always known how to play with colors. The characters are interesting, funny, they're not unidimensional.
Interesting take on a "classical" BL genre
yes it's def not your traditional bl and that's what i like most about it
im so excited to see what happens next and if it's ever gonna turn into a full fledged romance
Form the author of Hate Mate!!!! No doubt the drawings are so good and the story funny and angsty.
Count me in for the next 50 chapters.
Even if the plot was meh at times in season 1, but the ambience was so beautiful, cold, intimate and melancholic at times.
Season 2 is beautiful so far, I just hope the characters won't look "thinner", I loved how Seoin was buff in season 1, I hope the author won't make their traits too delicate
The writing was amazing, the panels cinematic, the colors, the emotions, truly amazing.
The uneasy feeling started from the previous chapter, since we already knew what was happening to Brett and how Hayden was enjoying his days.
Is anyone wrong? In their own reality, none of them is. But I'm a bit surprised at people saying Hayden's reaction isn't supportive etc Hayden wants to support Brett, his first reaction was to hug him tightly, to listen. But he lost it when Brett started talking about the perjury, the hint at the murder, the very cold talk about the ongoing revenge (partly for Hayden, which Hayden doesn't want and kept repeating again and again he chose to be shot).
Although Hayden wants to support Brett, by his own means, wants to share the burden, should he validate his choices? Hayden has always hated his own violent side, he's even vegan (or vegetarian?), he's at the antipode of violence. I think it was Avery interesting moral clash between them and how hard it'll be to find a middle ground.
Many interesting moments in the chapter, the "go back to your cave" hinting that Hayden really did hurt Brett (hinting at the bonding chapter when Brett said if Hayden truly hurt him, he'd hide in his cave as a wounded animal), Brett tightly closing his fist while breaking things off with Hayden (compared to his chill body language at the beginning), Hayden first unleashing his phéromones and his spontaneous alpha side "I'd rather ..." But then his logic is back with the "normal" procédure, how Brett didn't even hear when Hayden said all he wants is for him to be safe ...and that last panel with Brett's expression ... Beautiful
I can't wait for season 3
really agree with your points! i think generally people tend to side with the particular pov we're in - I remember in the first season defending Brett a lot because everyone empathized with hayden's sense of being manipulated; and now with this particular season it's easier to identify maybe with Brett's pov (and I feel the urge to defend hayden!) I think it's easy to be like "omg Brett did SO much for hayden" but the point is more that he was doing it for Hayden in a way that was presumptuous of what was "right" for hayden, and also for his OWN sense of justice. i 100% agree that the author means to present a clash between competing worldviews/ethical codes without endorsing one over the other.
what a great reminder re. the "go back to your cave" i completely forgot about that!
Dang you noticed a lot of stuff. I agree, this story is very well-written. I can’t wait to see how it progresses next season
Please don't kill the child, the guy she works for and the granny
Manifesting this
Coming from a Muslim country, I got genuinely and positively surprised when reading the quote. Why? It's a way to open people to different cultures and backgrounds. If a Korean person, or any other person honestly, whose only knowledge about Muslims or Arabs or others come from the medias, with all the current hatred or marginalization of this category, having a quote with this name, in something they read for fun isn't harmful, quiet the opposite.
And the quote itself wasn't problematic, it actually added some richness to the dialogue.
I really appreciate the story so far, although it is simplistic, it has some mature vibes at moments.
Wow so open minded(⌒▽⌒)
Muslims in my country are so bad, they forbid people of other religions to worship, and then always say that other people are bad and don't deserve to be friends withWhat's worse is the multitude of their religious teachers who abuse and impregnate their protégés... They even make up stories for their people to harm people who are not as faithful as them, and all this is a fact that happens to Muslims in my country...
I am so envious of Muslims as open as you., Because it seems like the muslims in my country just look like retarded people, even teachers in elementary school already taught to hate and insult each other, it's ironic isn't it ╮(￣▽￣)╭
damn bro where are you from
Well that's hehe Asian... Even outsiders have made a lot of books about how bad the country I live in is... It's a shame, but the fact that my country is filled with such fools is really sad.
And at the same time they don't even understand that they've been fooled in the name of religion... I don't mean to offend anyone, but the fact is that Muslims in my country embrace radicalism., where insulting and blowing up or prohibiting someone else's khutbah or christmas celebration is the right thing... Therefore me and my family are now planning to move to a country whose population is majority Catholic or Christian...
Therefore I am so envious of the words of the person who made this post, in which he/she is so open-minded... I know not all muslims are like that, but what I experienced myself made me very much keep my distance from the religion.