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The story is going a little bit faster than the novel so hopefully we will see miss pendleton in whitefield soon.
Also, I just found out that Ian's art teacher is miss pendleton's father. And after knowing this our boy Ian bawled his eyes out
I love how it goes on the top 10 list of mangago as soon as it updates. We just can't help rushing here
Overall, jun is the ultimate gainer in this manhwa. He got rewarded for always being in the right place on the right time
Subin never wavered. I used to think he is lame but as an adult I realized he's the strongest person who never swayed. He was the loudest one while being in love but quietest while letting go. Hell of a guy!
And the most pathetic character here is hyeonwoo. Who always got the timing wrong.
I love how everyone is rightfully hating on kirishima.
But c'mon guys don’t support shouma. If he actually likes her, dating others is weird too. More importantly, I love their dynamic. Let no romance ruin this.
Personally, I'm enjoying this manga way too much to think about what is right and wrong.
Isn't yohan the type of person we grew up hating on while reading shoujo manga?
What do u mean ? How ?
He's very unnecessarily nosy and acts annoying while sabotaging hyung's relationship with his crush. He maybe is portrayed endearingly but think about it. He is just that annoying second lead evil girl who gets in the main couple's way
no literally, I was coming here to talk about how annoying he was. and why is his best friend's character so flat?
Oh I see now ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Well u r right
But I still like him (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
Is it a good time to start reading this?
I think not yet, the angst is starting right now ಥ‿ಥ
Aaaa goodbye
Understandable, see u in the future
Thank you
Each and everyone of them is annoying
Thank you. I thought it was just me that saw it that way
No no I understand the unhealthy attachment we have for this manhwa. All the characters suck, the author is gambling with the plot. But the art and storytelling are keeping us hooked and also the unreasonable curiosity