why are people saying that it's never updating again? all i see is that in chapter 65 they ended volume 3 and said there would be some adjustments to the manhua team, but that volume 4 was coming. am i missing something?
I think there’s still more. In the last note (on ch 65) the only thing that will have an adjustment is about the artist. Not sure what happened but I remember there’s issue about the artist a long time ago. What I understand is that the original artist will still be working on this but mainly as a supervisor because the manhua will be handled on studio mentioned (I forgot the exact studio sorry)
My only question is, what consists of the physical copy of manhua that is being sold this year? Is it up to the end of this chapter?
I notice it’s been a while since the last update.
if there's a history of SA specifically and top finds out and get angry on the bottom's behalf and they heal together, even better. i've already read pearl boy! just looking for more with this trope!
https://www.mangago.zone/home/mangalist/1488847/?filter=&page=9
Please check t/w in summary of stories
I have 2 whole lists of traumatized MCs (with most of the traumas being SA), you can just skim through and look at the general ratings because a lot of them suck lol:
part 1: https://www.mangago.zone/home/mangalist/2539118/
part 2: https://www.mangago.zone/home/mangalist/2657876/
"you want to put this big, nasty thing inside me don't you?"
dom uke/sub seme, whimpering puppy top, top desperately humping the bottom's leg or rutting up against his foot, angry pathetic seme, that sort of thing
...then the seme eventually snaps and pounces and the uke gets absolutely wrecked
oh! even better if the uke used to be bullied/teased by the seme, or the seme was some popular kid while the uke was a loser! like real role-reversal type shit
can someone explain why in the chapter where they are introduced (47 i think), they use he/him pronouns to describe them, but in the next few, they clearly refer to them by "she"? i just wanna know if this is a translation error or if the character really does use multiple pronouns!! so cool if so!
I could be wrong but I believe majority of Asian languages do not necessarily use pronouns….ive seen it a lot in unofficial translation they switch between he and she it’s the same with names that contain R and L…
The artist gave her a very male-looking body for some reason, but the samsin is a goddess. That is my understanding
I think they're a she because she is referred as mother of all humans and was previously the god of fertility so