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So I don’t really care about the age gap in itself since Daiki is in college, but it weirded me out how Yusuke was constantly calling him kid, brat, childlike, etc.. like that’s your younger bf so why are you always making it obvious that you’re thinking about him in that way rather than just as another person you happen to be dating. Otherwise, the comic was pretty good though

Ok so now I see from the comments that this is nasty and toxic, but I couldn’t even get through the first 10 panels when he was basically talking about he almost ended up with his friend who was “like his sister”!? That age gap was nothing to sneeze at either. They may have both been kids when they met, but kindergarten and middle school are worlds apart. I just find it really sketchy when people develop feelings for people they met when they were extremely young. Just weird vibes from the start, and the comments validated my instincts

Both the overall plot and relationship developments are trite and contrived Σ( ￣□￣||)

Not Taekang being like “you’re too ugly for my man to cheat with” ┑(￣Д ￣)┍

Why the cat built like that. ╥﹏╥

She is definitely not perfect, but she’s a normal person dealing with an insane situation. She came up with that lie out of fear for her life in the heat of the moment. She’s not a master spy, so she’s not great at spinning a web of lies.She has no papers, ID, pictures of, papers, or marriage registration for him, so it would be easy for someone to start digging and find out the ruse.

I’m not saying she hasn’t made obvious mistakes or things that are emotionally hurtful to him, but she is operating with the awareness that her lies could easily be discovered. And remember that if he leaves or gets discovered by others his brother said he would kill her.

She reasonably believes that if his memories return he will kill her to silence her as a witness or as revenge for tricking him. If he doesn’t or can’t kill her and leaves, his brother will hunt her down. It’s impossible for her to separate him from fear of death, which is why she misses obvious things because she’s still thinking of him as a threat while he’s thinking of her as a companion

I know it was unintentional but “let’s call the doctor, you seem to be having trouble with basic comprehension” is such a sick burn.

Is anyone else concerned about the fine print they didn’t get to read since Pung smashed the iPad and the “kid is IPO property and will be repossessed after the assignment is complete” clause? Ain’t no way they’re letting that kid go without a fight.

Also, where was he living before this? Was he raised in a lab, or just grown in a chamber until he was old enough to be utilized for the assignment? Did he have an actual human surrogate? Are they planning to dispose of him, or is he a genetic abnormality that won’t be able to live long anyway?

I’m guessing by killing the parents, they can assume all legal rights to the hybrid children while completely isolating them, then they can brainwash them from birth to do what the family wants them to.

I love it when “transmigrated/reincarnated into a novel” series subvert the og plot by revealing that the mc or narrator was subjective or biased! It just adds a lot more depth and intrigue to a story that can become stale when the mc always knows and prepares for everything perfectly. It adds more mystery and keeps the reader on their toes. ヾ(☆▽☆)