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When Tae-Seung said he and Soo-Young met once as students — was that actually true? If so, can someone please tell me which chapter shows that scene? I don’t remember it at all!

What an engaging story! I wouldn’t have minded him ending up with either love interest—no villains or cheap drama, just a tale of love and loss. However, plot holes and inconsistencies weakened it. For instance, the photographer “friend” was emphasized as key to Know’s attraction to Yoon, yet his role—whether as a love interest or just a friend—was never explained or explored. This story had the potential to be much better, but despite its flaws, it remained engaging and touching.

Ha Joyoon, a reporter for TPA Communications — a foreign news agency — has been in a com...

I'm going to ignore the stupid, let-me-take-the-easy-way-out ending and create my own version in my head! Authors shouldn't start shit they can't finish.

What a stupid waste of time! I feel apologetic towards my eyes for tiring them for this!

Under Grand Hotel is the inmate's name for a prison in the US. Sen is a japanese guy who has been im...

I was hesitant to read this because of all the discouraging comments, but I liked it much more than I expected. It was an engaging and enjoyable story, and I'm glad I finally gave it a chance.

It took Tolstoy six years to write War & Peace—how the fu** is this manga taking 14 years?!

The ending didn’t do this story justice. This was so much more than just a BL; it was a touching, relatable story about two struggling adolescents and everything happening around them. Considering the time the author spent building these characters, their backstories, and the vulnerable yet precious connection between the two main characters, the ending felt undeserved, rushed, and forgettable. I’ll definitely remember this for its amazing earlier and middle chapters, not its mediocre ending!

So, where is season 1? There's a first chapter and then season 2 chapter 62?!

While I'm very grateful to have a special novel section, I wish the translation was a bit smoother. It's difficult to grasp what is going on as the translation is more Google-style than human's.

Every night at 10, Dong-gyun locks himself up in his room, grabs a box of tissues, and watches a liv...

Korea's hunkiest top model Woo Taeyoung has decided to try his hand at acting once more. No mor...

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For potential readers like me who might avoid the BDSM genre, this is NOT that kind of story. The tags and labels are misleading, and you shouldn't let them deter you from giving this a chance. This is a beautiful love story with a psychological depth that makes it both engaging and enjoyable. Please don't let the inaccurate labels keep you from experiencing this manhwa.

I fully acknowledge that both Wonho and Eunwoo were selfish people who treated others horribly. However, by the end, I was far more invested in their dynamic and relationship than in Minki and Taeyoung. While the latter couple were undeniably better people, the dysfunctional relationship between Wonho and Eunwoo was far more unique, dramatic, and as such, a more interesting read.

Just when Yeonduk thought he was finally going to be free of his tormentor (and family friend and cr...

I was enjoying the story until that piece of trash slapped a girl for not letting a perv sexually harass her. I consider myself a pretty forgiving reader, but I can never root for a male lead who does something like that.

Blockheads Kasukabe and Misato are always quarreling over everything. But one day, Kasukabe finds hi...

It's a classic and incredibly enjoyable in the first two-thirds, but it could have been so much better if 1. It showed how Mookyul fell in love with Ewon again as an adult, rather than relying solely on their childhood connection. 2. There was less over-the-top drama toward the end. 3.The disgusting situation with Mookyul and the old man had been handled in a way that didn’t damage the reader's faith in Mookyul's love for Ewon—as it, unfortunately, did for me