Moonie want to read (All 16)
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Is it only me but the brother's naivety is extremely frustrating
I agree with you. But he’s not completely naive.
I think…
He just doesn’t show certain sides of himself in front of his sister… （￣へ￣）
Sadly I’m not 100% certain unless we get a chapter in his pov. Until then I guess I’ll continue being frustrated! Hahhhh….
Any manga where the main character is either suicidal or has terminal illness and is not afraid of dying or even dies. I have read the omniscient reader's viewpoint and the trash of the counts family.
Manga recommendations where the MC is depressed/ sad not wanting to do anything and the other characters are scared and trying to save them from dying
This will forever remain one of the best bl's i have ever read. I still remember waiting for it to update with bated breath because of just how good it is
Sooooooooooo reaaaall
FRS. I still feel that way and it's one of the mangas that I still like. IDC about the doubts and dislike from others because in my mind; it's good. It's good for what it is, it has a good plot, good background story of each character and even the smut is good. Yes, their chemistry is iffy but I still like them together and I enjoy their little relationship very much.
EXACTLY!!!!! the chemistry is developing thooo???? They are just strating to trust each other more and more so it'll take time
Mmmm yeah. It is developing, but they're taking baby steps in their journey. I do feel like they genuinely like each other. Jay I can tell he is obsessed, yes he is possessive, but he does really like the uke. Again, I enjoy seeing them grow and show their feelings to one another.
I spent the night reading all the novels after payback which are payoff and paid payback. So the characters and their chemistry spans over the three books. In payback, taemin's struggles and his past and how Jay makes him want a purpose is shown. Pay off is like a filler which is quite sweet lovey dovey and paid payback is where we find our Jay's past his issues and how much taemin actually means to him.
Possessive but not in an extreme way Wich is great