
What I adore about this manga is that it doesn't hold itself at all. If violence is a direct and effective way to tell the story, then so be it. Of course, it's not going to be for everybody and that's fine but people got to understand that we have to appreciate these types of artists in the industry, especially in a genre so boxed as "yaoi". Outside that, the characters are funny and charming to follow around in the insane scenario. I just love reading this insanity.

There is now a manhwa version and I'm dying.

Yep. I can't find the raws but here is the link for the original. https://www.lezhin.com/ko/comic/didnt_mean_to_love

I'm hoping that the flashbacks and this season, in general, can give us a little more context in our protagonists because the drama here is stretching out a little too much in my opinion. At this point, I don't really care what couple is going to be the endgame of the story. Heck, I don't care if we are even gonna have a couple in the end. I'm more interested in having clear and noticeable character development like Joowon had despite not being shown as much as Haesoo or Taku. I don't know if I could take "Love me or I will be sad and desperate" anymore from these two.
But well, I'm excited anyway.
I always knew that Dongho was the best but heck feels so good when he reminds you about it.