I will never understand these Han brothers ever got along in the first place. The younger brother is just so revolting.
EDIT: I have to remind myself that the cause of the older brother's suicide was due to the insane jealousy of the younger brother, and the rape that followed. It's just so surreal.
Ikr,i dont even want han to forgive him,he deserves to rot in a special clinic or something,his actions scream of hate and need to get rid of his brother,just because of insecurities and jealousy...
To be honest, I would have gotten mad if my brother accused me of "deceiving" him like that. Like really mad.
Why is the uke both handsome and talented at work. I almost was getting jealous at that statement: "Congratulations, you got a job."
I'm completely confused. At one point, Jun-oh was all cool and excited in the relationship. Now it feels like the entire thing is going to fall apart. Also, his character changed from being meek yet cool and all of a sudden to aggressively anti-social.
I definitely think his chaeacter is most confusing now, he acts different every chapter seems like ╮(─▽─)╭
It doesn't just happen randomly to him, the source of Junoh's problem was shown to us, and he's the type who is full of insecurities, the quiet type who was always alone and knows no other way to deal with his problems. He's trying to deal with problems himself like he always has. This development gives Junoh more character, he has mood swings too, which makes him way more fleshed out as a character.
Dat coworker though. He has my sympathy.
aahaha hell be the "best in support" character in this manga
I smell K-drama all over this story. Also, the amount of loling was absolutely atrocious. It was like reading the meme part of the youtube comments section.
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Not amused. I wonder if the uke will break like so many before him. Reminds me of the story with the motorcyclist racer who trades his body in order to get funding for his team, only to become his sponsor's sex slave. Like, there was no satisfying ending, or even a sense of closure at all.
I would love it if it went outside of the Yaoi norms and they don't end up together...
What is the name of that story?
I just re-read it and you're right. I left it in my "want to read" pile because i thought i never finished it the first time but it turns out that was the ending. Deeply unsatisfying ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
LOVE this comment.
Agreed.
If the person who rejected me by saying my feelings weren't real came back and confessed, I would have said the same thing right back. Partially a grudge for mocking my confession, but mostly because that person would be untrustworthy as fuck.
The real Ludwig II has a distaste for Prussia, so seeing that replicated here was pretty good too. It was pretty infuriating to see his own government betray him in order to be part of Germany, especially since within 3 decades the empire, by which that jackass Count Holnstein had forced Ludwig to be a part of, had become the 3rd Riech.