What if this is all Mingwa nim's attempt to drive Dan to his absolute corner and then finally give Jaekyung an a sweet revenge that he couldn't ask any forgiveness anymore... Because Dan's mental state is disturbingly concerning to me he might end up doing something irreversible
Honestly its actually interesting if it turns that way for the plots
she's a terrible write
she was mediocre with bj alex and by the way things are going with jinx i doubt she has had any improvement. its been many chapters since S2 comeback, there should be something substantial happening at this point already. or at least something different, but its been the same thing for 14 chapters ㅠㅠ
Ikr its repetitive at this point like its plots just to get them somehow have sex tgtr instead of relationship or plot improvement
All the chapters are filled with some serious heavy topics about living in the recent timeline from mid 20s-30s perspectives. Society pressures, sexuality, struggles in making life decisions etc., all of which I've experienced these past few years.
I learn a lot on the perspective of asexual people, also love the fact that they also talked about how gay people perceive BL fangirls and it's not far from the truth if I'm being honest. The cultural aspects in 'typical' Asian household, relationships between friends and families, a realisation of the failure of the system from the previous generation, and just how each character acts and reacts with their own problem are such a fresh air for me in how realistic they are. It may not be as extravagant as you would like it to, but that's what life really is and as I get older, I couldn't be more happier with the tone that this manga gives. I can definitely see myself relate to so many different things and a good mindset material to be ponder and reflect upon lol will definitely bought the series once they're available in the bookstores!
I just read the raw kr version of it and only explains literally that since Ian knew Eunsan couldn't be contacted so he made himself a schedule. So seems like the translator's idiom choices that does it entirely, which is a shame since there are much better ways to express those, like "if you can't go to the party, bring the party to you" or some sorts.