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ive been reading angst manhwa since forever.. this is healing for my poor broken heart ┗( T﹏T )┛ both of them are such a sweetheart

i fucking hate every men in this story like rot in hell

bestie,, im afraid to tell you this, im afraid to tell you this,, thats the real juwon baby

Jooin dont be a dumb bitch and dont forgive yahwi easily istg CAIN FOR THE WIN

You think with 'i like you' it will solve anything? Dude literally raped him

this story was okay overall. but i just hate the character that are way too forgiving like its okay to be mean sometimes boi （/TДT)/

OMGG IM ROOTING FOR CAIN.. PLS jooin move the fuck on （/TДT)/ yahwi gon hurt u, cain wont ┗( T﹏T )┛

Honestly i DIDNT finish reading this story bcs when i read the comment, i found out that henry is going to be with sam anyway and i do not like that one bit. This is the first time im rooting for 2nd lead btw and this fucking hurts.. sam have YEARS to claim henry but he didn't and he even got married??? Like wtf and when seth come along then he now have feelings for henry- and henry, is he BLIND? like u got a fine man chasing after you and genuinely likes you and he still choose sam? Bcs of the lingering childhood feelings you gor for sam? Nah this story aint it ┑(￣Д ￣)┍

Cain>>>>>>> whoever the fuck the black haired dude's name.. at least he won't hurt Jooin ┑(￣Д ￣)┍

This story literally has 0 progress.. its kinda get boring after 60 chapters

This is becoming soo toxic.. cant we just have a good storyline without rape? What the actual fuck

Yikes, the last story was just too toxic wtf

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