
So far the story us GOOD.
The feeling with the brunette ML? Exquisite.
The MC's personality? Uh, learning about it? The descriptions are accurate tho, lack of self love and ready to die anytime, which fits his story, yet all the same kind and gentle. But omg, the way he looks when he ought to be ruthless?? Chefs kiss.
The black haired ML... more than an asshole an actual psycho, there's still a lot to unpack from his history. A bad habit is going to every story with a standard romance mindset. It's not just a romantic red flag, it's overall a menace to society.
Will the author actually "cure" the black haired one? For me it's either kill him or make him suffer in life.
Will the MC finally have HE with the seemingly 2nd ML? That'd be a nice twist and very happy for this kind of story.
Will MC also become twisted? Will he die on his endeavor?
Anyway, anything but just the MC and black haired ML getting together like nothing is good for me, I like stories where development has a lot of space to work from into their own distinct endings. Not just some brain ded they ought to be together yes or yes, although the encounters and getting closer between the MC and ML are fairly too coincidental QAQ (I'll brush it off as coincidences for the assassination plan to go smoothly, not getting together, hope). If you are still giving me the standard fragile MC and red flag ML HE, give me something convincing cuz ik this story is capable of giving a good storytelling to even a dumb ending TAT

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Then I guess that should justify why it's so hard for them to become lovers after being friends for so long, these kind of dynamics are hard to let go and change, from friends because of interest to lovers due to hormones, it's hard to accept how volatile love is.
How is even enemies to lovers better than that person you trust your life with in a real life setting?! Don't call on the hypocrisy of drama. Just because on is more complex to navigate on the psychological level doesn't make it bad.

The story did weird jumps around the 30th chapter and relationship progress became a jumble, like, be at peace, then "confess" without confession, cold war and blame throwing around?
It doesn't even follow on how fucking weird and psycho Dohyeon is or how to solve that side of his, still a pervert till the end. And then show that Eunho actually guessed ................ but pretend to be oblivious without a decent transition on story?
Could have done better with at least 3 more chapters or events during that period to explain things better omg

The probability of Jei also being aware of Seokjin's feeling but acting dumb (and even getting goddarn engaged) as petty act of him never taking the initiative is also high ah.
Even if he doesn't explicitly think so, sometimes humans are petty without them knowing for things they take for granted. He takes for granted Seokjin will always be by his side, even if only a friend, and Seokjin as well, is doing his best to keep the friendship at the cost of heartbreak.
Anyway, Han Jei deserves no sympathy for leading on a lady.
I haven't read/watched the phantom of the opera but this story is one if not the weirdest I've read so far, including BGs (saying a lot)
Like, I want to know if the inspiration is as weird and therefore the comic as well, or there are actually brain holes in this omg.
Like, how can he say to love Ralph so much as his fated pair but be so inclined to loving/being loved by another unknown alpha? How I his shadow towards alphas after all that SA (absolutely crazy frequency, was it all needed?) So targeted to ignore Ralpha and the phantom? He's so... naive in nice words. But at the same time good at grasping that his rivals and enemies are being taken out and take advantage of that to get a main role... Ah, it's not THAT BAD, or my tolerance is great, but this is confusing.
In original novel, Ralph (Raoul) and Chris (Christine) basically knew each other when they were younger. They were not lovers or close in adulthood like they seem to be in this AU.
They do reunite when Chris takes on a major role at the theater and things romantically blossom further from there.
There is nothing actually sexual in the original novel.
(Actually Erik/The Phantom is older and horribly disfigured, missing a nose and corpse-like in appearance. Not hung like a horse with washboard abs and Fuck Me gloves).
The reason Chris(tine) is so trusting/accepting of Erik/The Phantom is because in the og novel Chris(tine) is deeply devoted to the memory of dead father who said he would send the Angel of Music as a guide. So Chris firmly believes that the Angel of Music is heaven sent from dad. (Erik/The Phantom takes advantage of this and pretends to be the Angel to get close - this happens in og novel as well).
But when things start getting sketchy (like people getting killed and weird shit happening, Chris(tine) starts to fear the 'Angel'.
I don't wanna put any more info for now and risk spoilers for later. But I hope that helped a little.
Oh yes, thanks a lot!
So it's weird, but the ABO adds the extra weirdness lol
The art isn't bad, but I feel many things could've been drawn/explained better to fit the image I'm getting from the novel.
Yooo ‘Fuck Me gloves’ was so accurate I choked ಡvಡ
Now I want to see Chris(tine) and Erik (The Phantom?) to sing the iconic song but I think it will get them to bed I bet since the song is like their first actual meeting :/