An incredibly beautiful story ruined in the third act by some fuckass yakuza characters. We really didn’t need some cliche “greater evil” as a threat in this. That’s the beauty of psychological stories, the evil the MC is facing in his own head is enough. The Choi guy was ripped write out of some Saturday morning shounen anime, complete with evil monologue, lackeys that fit every cliche henchman role, and a mysterious illness or some sh*t that gives him plot armor and leaves him unkillable by any of the other characters. Quite disappointing. Wish the author could have found a better way to conclude this.










Started off really nice, but man the pacing really took off at rocket speed from chapter 8 onward. Which led to this feeling rushed, which it shouldn’t have since it’s 11 chapters. Should have been more than enough to say whats necessary. I think the author trying to squeeze in a cliche, last minute reunion with the ex really hurt this. Even the situation with the mom was wrapped up in a seemingly comical way that doesn’t fit the tone this started off on. Think this one had an editing problem overall.
Completely agree! I was loving the slow burn and angst but the seme should’ve left for overseas, uke should’ve continued with his career. The accident was just a pretext for seme to come back, but from that point forward it was bonkers! And the mother trying to sabotage the exhibition made no sense!!! I would’ve loved to see more angst, both of them being apart for months, even years. Uke leaving the house and seme staying overseas for longer than a month, and then reuniting by chance and realizing how truly madly in love they really were! That would be chefs kiss (づ ̄ ³ ̄)づ
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