I don't usually read these types of dynamics but ngl this was portrayed pretty well. Also, did anyone notice the detail of him smoking more and more then the revelation that the guy in the book died from LUNG cancer and died in despair because he couldn't have a normal love with the boy?? Then the ML crushing the cigarette box when he and the MC finally confessed their feelings towards each other? Basically symbolizing that it won't end the same way, and that although it wouldn't be a 'normal' love, they'll be able to love each other properly still.
Omg I remember this why did it suddenly pop out again
Sorry I grew up as a Tanaka x Oota shipper since 2014 I'm not switching teams
Ok ngl I hated Paul a bit along the way bc she kept making decisions then turning back on them and they just indulged her on it, but that's just life and love ig.
If I see anyone root for or empathize with the white hair dude no matter what happend in the future just know I'll be showing up at your door pumpkin night style
A.I, fucking disgusting get this shit out of here don't update this ever again Dia Heera more like diarrhea
diarrhea lmaoooo
LMAO!
To the novel readers, does koyama get his own happy ending? Bc if not I'm taking him
The only one I'm sad about is Rohan tbh. He got used fully by the emperor, he even had to marry someone crazy he didn't like bc of him, and now that the person he swore his loyalty to is gone, he has no one by his side. I can kinda understand why he didn't come crawling to the FL after the incident settled. He's a knight through and through. A knight only swears to one master. He's also dignified and self-conscious enough to know that if he comes back people will talk about his relation to the previous emperor. It's so sad that even after everything he's been through he still received nothing, but I like to think that in his journey he finds peace, even without a specific purpose.
tbh I might've done casual hate towards Rohan in the comments here, but I don't see his end as a bad one? He was forced to serve and be loyal all his life, and now he is leaving to finally find his own reason to live, his own "axis" and his own moral code, instead of being forced or tempted into adopting his master's
Yeah his ending isn't sad it's more of bitter sweet, I'M the one who's sad bc I actually liked him lol
It was obvious from the beginning the Hyung would betray MC it was so obvious from the way he spoke with him