the art, particularly for the uke, is so GOOD. feeling inspired rn
so glad the author tied this up neatly. it's good to read something lighthearted and soft every once in awhile
if you melted the mc into a liquid and froze him into a cube, he'd be like two tenths of the mass of the ml
Someone is addicted to jackdfilms
Lmaoo
the artstyle is obviously gorgeous, and the plot, setting & world building are all carefully done and intricately woven... i wonder if sha nain knowing all that about the guard's hometown is him regaining memories from when he was human or if he's becoming omniscient/omnipotent like sha amon
yearning for this manhwa's return like a wife waiting for her soldier husband to come back from war
i'm hesitant to say it was just 20+ straight chapters of misery porn, but i'm not sure how i feel about the conclusion. in the end, taejae kind of got the best ending out of the four main (?) characters; hyemi is still living her pathetic, frictionless life, yoonchae lost everything and was driven to suicide from despair, and her ex-fiancé is still the misogynistic, soulless scum who'll probably never find true love. what i do appreciate is how multifaceted this story was; the author really took care to examine how interpersonal relationships are affected by capitalism, especially in south korea which is currently one of our world's most extreme examples of a hyper-capitalistic society. every character couldn't escape the weight of these expectations and requirements, and it eventually ruined every single relationship, even culminating in death. i'll always love a complex female character, so while i didn't love the story as much as i thought i would've, it definitely had its merits. rip taejae