This ere' generation usin' all these fancy schmancy machinery, ptoowy. Back in my day, we did all the milkin' by hand
I was sooo convinced I would be a HATER from the first 20 chapters Sky was so mean and I felt so bad for the poor Son guy the artsyle was goofy too, I think as of now it improved, but I'm looking at the gallery and it looks uhh, budget cut... anyways, I really enjoyed the part where skylar started to realise he was a big asshole his childhood really explained his teenage rebellious behavior, pretty realistic!
yessssss the amount of satisfaction i got from reading his backstory was so satisfying, it was so nice to put a reason as to why he’s such an asshole
Read this with Line Without a Hook in the background ouch
Judging by that title, Carl either didn't do smack or he's gonna die, no in between I still don't understand what's happening like why everyone keep switching up their personalities there's no gradual change its just shit happens and a reaction from the characters that got me going ???
If you read novel you can feel the gradual change, novel is much deeper but it's too much , I mean I am taking way more breaks compared to others... After reading novel I realised manhwa was just a shell...
If you don't mind, could you share some details that were unclear/excluded from the manhwa adaptation! I'm contemplating to read the novel or not
I mean the story line is same but thoughts , interactions are more detailed and in depth, like you can feel the story properly, I only read upto this point so I can't say how it is further, but as I read both I realised how dry manhwa seems
agree, the manhwa loses alot of monologue, flashback and the translation might also contributed how dry it is. i feel like the artist didnt properly follow each line in novel so it feels so empty and the dialogue feels so awkward
Guys the freaking irony...
As soon as bro mentioned that scenario but little did he know it wasn’t one bc it actually happened…(╯°Д °)╯╧╧
Yup. His past actions are vile and disgusting, but its Kinda sad if u think about it because he lost his memories and he has no idea why this is happening to him, his current self is like a different person it seems even tho he seemed to be a bit of a dick.
Spoiler!!!
I feel happy someone like Skylar could turn his life around, but I also feel frustrated it was at the cost of Yeonduk's quality of life. Sure, the chapters towards the end were sweet, but no matter how much Skylar regretted his past actions, I felt it was still unfair. It actually got me thinking; love is kind of horrifying. Yeon suffered so much but couldn't stop caring and loving Skylar, not even blaming him for his health declining and his nightmares caused by his friends. I don't know how I wanted the story to end, but the original end feels like Yeon always had to accommodate Skylar, never able to do anything bad to him. I think it would've been nice for Yeonduk to do some bad/mean things to Skylar and have them both grow together. Alternative: show Skylar actually like Yeonduk before his arc! So it doesn't feel like all his regrets came out of nowhere! Show him doing acts of kindness instead of just saying "i never actually hated you" Hm~ but i guess that impulsive and immature personality was what made Skylar, Skylar. Anyways, I did enjoy Yeonduk struggling with his love (which sounds nice, but actually was really burdensome for my boy). I hope I don't sound upset over the story, I really enjoyed it! The characters were frustrating because they were themselves, and they were lovable because of that too haha
Note; haven't read the side stories yet