where the heck is saki?'s Topics (495)

i love this, really. I like feeling on edge, the horror. oh gosh, it's been so long since I've read a psychotic character done well :> i'm still not sure how I would feel if this would progress to romance later on, but honestly, I prefer not.

I got reminded of when I was reading Slam Dunk. Flashbacks when the ball is in mid-air hhaahhah

Thank you for the hard work, guys! You deserve this break <3

choi in-sane hahahahhaha

and this got an audio cd? why? this is just ew, no depth or whatsoever. Ugh, a fucking waste of time seriously.

what in the plot armor is this? How did he magically climb the walls? lol

I've been reading bls since 2016 (yes for almost 10 years now), and I can definitely say that this story is one of the best in terms of fluff, storytelling, and just overall vibes. This never failed to put a smile on my face every week.

I hope for this to get an adaptation soon (those with good production budget not those gaybaits that just puts pretty actors and nothing much).

Remind me if a decent translation is posted. I refuse to read a shity-ass translation, it destroys my reading experience.

Mom be like: "Why is nobody around when you do something like this?"

oh my god, just please stop using your son as your trophy. It's seriously embrassing, and it's saddening that there are parents in real life who also acts like this (I know coz I experience the same). I kinda use to be like Ian who just do what is expected of me, and that burned me out, really. Every achievement feels like an obligation; that's why I don't even feel like celebrating them. But now, I am slowly healing, and I speak up whenever they do things that makes me feel uncomfortable.

I hope Ian can freely express himself to his mom also :)

This is like Under the Oak tree plotwise... but better in terms of portraying people and real emotions.