At this point, I'm more curious to see how bad the story can go than to actually see the conclusion of this shit show. Like srly, some parts of the last chapter made me laugh from how nonsensical it has become haha
I just can't with the Shinnie... It's too sweet and out of character for this tall and bulky man who beats up people and pull their teeth out (￣∇￣")
That was cute and all but oh my lord I couldn't with all the sex scenes (￣∇￣")
First time a skimmed through a story's sex scenes cuz it got booooooring at some point.
And wtf with the step bros?? Like this rapey-drama did not add anything to the overall plot, except being unecessarily heavy. like we get it, the green-haired dude is a lil bitch. We would've gotten the memo without needing his poor half-bro to be raped like that. Where's the justice for the bro ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
yeah i dropped it because it was literally porn with a side of plot
I hate when a manga starts like this. Made it really hard for me to get attached to their love progression...
Great art and funny character dynamics, but what about all this gendered-borderline-sexist roles and references throughout the story?
Could have been a great story, but alas.
At this point I don't even care about the story anymore. I just want to see those two gorgeous characters love the fuck out of each other FOREVER.
Totally me XD
I'm I the only one who's confused here? I feel like every character's personality is changing as the author tries to figure out where to go with this story... Do Hajoon goes from the blandest guy ever who secretly likes S&M to a guy with sociopath-tendecies who finds Sodam utterly boring and then becomes this poor child who was actually always secretly in love with Sodam all along??? This storyline makes no sense haha And don't get me started on the sept-brother lol. What is actually the point of this character who's a jackass and claims to be deeply in love with Sodam after briefly meeting him once in High School? So many things wrong with this story, but still pretty entertaining. Don't get me wrong, I'll definetly keep reading this shit (￣∇￣")
I really like the art and the sex. That’s about it lol. I’ve turned my brain off
No I fully agree. Hajoon's personality has changed about five times at least. He loved Sodam, he hates him, Hajoon isn't actually into bdsm, now he is?? And now Sodam is there with him and loyal even, but he's too psychotic to even be happy he wants to actually INJURE Sodam without consent. Like in the beginning he was so careful not to hurt him. Now he wants to make him bleed and destroy him? Like what the actual fuck.
What? This is the end?? Don't get me wrong, this was really great. But I can't help but feel that it was ended in a rush... Why mention that Beom is a weirdly large vessel if the author didn't plan on exploring this aspect of the story??? Is this really how the king of the underworld meets its end???? And why the hell is the small deity suddently the brother of the king and deciding that the reaper brother needs to stay????? Did I miss something?????? Am I high???????
The one manga that started it all.
Fumi and Shunpei will always have a special place in my heart.
Thanks Nekota Yonezu for showing me the wonders of the BL world.
First time I enjoyed such a PG-13 story so much. The plot, the characters, their dynamics... everything was exquisite. Would've love to see more of their lovey-dovey daily lives but oh well, perfection doesn't truly exists. Although that was pretty close if you ask me.
Honestly, I've read my fair share of yaoi stories, but this story is remarkable in many ways. I'm talking here about Yeonwu's and Taehwan's story, not season one.
First off, the way the author drew her characters and the thoughtful details of their movements made it so that you could live and feel the story through the text as well as the art. It might not be the prettiest art, but it is by far the most captivating one in my opinion.
Then the story. This is chief kiss character development. Yes, Taehwan is a real asshole at first, but oh so human. Those characters and their layered personalities are some of the few that feel like actual real people in this sea of one-dimensional-big-dick characters populating Yaoiland. I do not condone his earlier actions, but the way the author showed us that there is an actual human reason for it all and made the characters acknowledge their flaws and traumas is a rare thing in yaoi world.
I can't find the proper words to describe how this story moved me like no other story. The fact that it ended leaves me with a certain feeling of emptiness, but I am glad that everything was addressed properly. Thanks author-nim for this precious story.
"sea of one-dimensional-big-dick characters populating Yaoiland."
Never thought I'd read a sentence like this but I couldn't agree more