This (Showered with Love) and Swallow You Whole! The whiplash from “aww cute” to “fwop fwop” is wild
Omggggg my FAVORITE STORY HAS FINALLY UPDATED WITH MATURE? AND ALLL THE CHAPTERS AT ONCE?!?!?!
Hands DOWN THE BEST STORY AND ART
This honestly feels like one of the best colored stories Ive read, at the very least the scheme aligns so well with what I love. I want my living space to feel like this story. I love the characters so far and I hope theres not too much angst
It’s not for everyone but I really like Sooyoung’s character and the story is interesting. I’m excited it’s back
Everyone who enjoyed this - it is a bit rushed in some ways, but the original novel continues a bit and has side stories. It doesn’t go TOO much into details with the main plot and is also somewhat short feeling, but if the artist and author want to keep going there’s material! (No baby unfortunately if they keep with the recessive = no baby)
They are SO good at storywriting to focus on emotions/tugging at readers’ hearts in my opinion and I really want there to be more of a resolution than the Rawls (though admittedly I appreciate that ending as well)
I resisted 3 WHOLE YEARS starting this, I normally never do but I KNEW SAMK X Fujoking would deliver. I binged almost all of this last month, and finishing it all in one go makes me believe that patience is truly a virtue. So good!
Also for anyone who was wondering what chapter the acting scene was referenced, it was in Chapter 66. There are so many stories nowadays that while amazing, it can be hard to remember moments, but this was something that really stuck with me and I really enjoyed having the themes of this story get tied up in the way it did in the last panels
I said what I said. It’s SO beautifully drawn, SO lovingly planned, SO warmly written. I could go on and on. I never ever want this to end. I wish I had the whimsy and confidence of these two
I love the story telling. This is a peak example of how to tell stories with important and serious themes without making it feel like weighing characters and readers down with trauma. The related themes of family, abandonment, loneliness, hurt, all combined in an often neglected and left behind community intersecting with seniors and rural as well as prejudice in conservative societies (rural/Korea) are great. I’ve loved many rural based stories I’ve read recently but this feels closer to reality.
I might’ve missed it after not rereading from the beginning, but do they have a history? Ch 36 we see Gunjoon in flashbacks with multiple hair styles, did I miss that they knew each other more?
Well i think they do bad character doesn’t remember it so we probably gonna see it in the future from main leads pov