I hate cliches it’s sweet that Hyeongoh and Namsoo are twin brothers but I could live without the cliche!!
I love how nonchalantly crazy Namsoo is, he literally pushed someone in front of a moving truck because it had the possibility to save Hyeongoh… like it worked but fuck you’re insane beating up your brother’s bullies to the point off hospitalisation?!?
You don’t even know Hyeongoh like that, how can you fuck with him so hard you only knew he existed when your dad LITERALLY dropped dead like… huh???
I love how Namsoo, has no pride and isn’t afraid to use all he’s got. He will cry, grovel and apologise but still give you a head injury lol
Soyeon and Huhyeong had literally no point of being there, idk what they were even for.
I think the best bit is how fruity Namsoo came across, it’s so hilarious
I’m extremely grateful for the happy ending, though Namsoo is in a mental institute, Hyeongoh visits him continuously and they live happily together, Hyeongoh even wants to study psychology. It’s sweet the way they both had such extreme difficulties but want to be close to one another
Here U Are was such a good read! The pacing was perfect, I flew through 100 chapters like it was nothing. The only thing that slowed me down was the side couples, who I just couldn’t bring myself to care about sometimes.
Wangwang was so annoying, always playing around with people’s emotions like they weren’t real people with their own struggles. But Xiaoyi handled it so well!!! He explained things to her in such a sweet and patient way, which made me like him even more (even if I don’t get why he likes her). He’s just a genuinely nice guy, and I’m glad he got the girl.
Ji Yuan is the cutest thing ever!!! I need one of him for myself. He’s just this shy, nervous little baby, and I love him so much. I totally forgot he had a crush on a girl at one point, and when it came up again, I was shook all over again.
Uncle Pan and Qiu? Meh. If they had their own story, fine, but here? I wasn’t invested at all. There wasn’t enough backstory for me to care, and their dynamic wasn’t as interesting as I thought it would be.
Qiu was so rude to Yangyang, but at the same time… he wasn’t wrong. For me, Pan was just annoying, and Qiu was annoyingly cute, so I guess I warmed up to them by the end.
Yangyang’s relationship with his parents broke me. That feeling of hating home but still going back for comfort? Too real. The way his mom still managed to comfort him despite their distance hit so hard. And his talk with LiHuan’s dad? Easily one of the best moments in the whole story. LiHuan seriously had the best parents!! Meanwhile, with Yangyang having to be the one to put in the effort with his own parents was just sad but also realistic… parents are human too, even especially when they mess up.
LiHuan was amazing at understanding Yangyang and making him feel safe. I need one of him TOO!!! And their first real kiss!?!? Absolutely stunning!!! I kept going back to reread it because it was just that good.
Huanwen and his grandpa were adorable, but also heartbreaking. People don’t realize that when a kid is that responsible, it’s usually because they felt the need to be. He gave up so much for his grandpa, and it made me so emotional.
Huanwen and Ji Yuan definitely deserved a longer side story, like how did you get together!?! I want a play by play but overall, the main story had everything!! love, pain, growth, and healing. It was such a beautiful ride, even with the parts I wasn’t super into.
WE DON’T EVEN GET TO KNOW HER NAME
I need this to be longer do they get together?? Meet during the holidays?? I have so many questions.
Such a meet cute tho Seunghyun and his pony
It’s annoying because I find them interesting but I hate that I’ll never get over how Jae Hyeong literally made Min BLEED!!!!!!
Like I know it’s meant to be Jae Hyeong is a big cry baby who can’t control his anger and therefore his strength but fuck you!!!! and Min you went back!?!?
Like first time and your ass was 100% RIPPED LIKE SHREDDED and you’re okay because it’s him?!?! I’m done.
Even after, the very next day they fuck again.. Min did you even heal they still don’t listen to each other going extremely hard for a new couple and continually hurt each other, they’re so toxic but also sweet.
It’s not that bad, the idea is great but the way it was done is hurting my head just fuck off both of you
I liked this a lot, the second season is definitely better, I hate cliches but the amnesia was really good!!!
Jungoh didn’t change once and after Ibeom realised how much he liked him, he was the cutest ever
This was sweet I loved that after 10 years they still haven’t changed at all!!!
Jaewon is super sex positive and shameless but Junhee is still too much for him, mind you he had THREE alphas once!!!!
Seoju is interesting, I would’ve liked to see the hate and love relationship him and Jaewon have more deeply especially since Jaewon only cares about his own desires and yet has a man so completely obsessed and devoted to him, crazy.
The party scene is the best!!! Junhee literally cries to get Jaewon to come back home he’s a crazy manipulative bastard not only that but he comes back and THROWS the other other alphas like literally picks them up like they don’t weigh anything and THROWS THEM LIKE A BALL!!!!!! Insane.
I want to see more of them and see how they develop and their kids!! Also I want to see if Jaewon falls fully in love and if Junhee is no longer manipulating. I don’t mind if they don’t change because it’s clearly for comedic effect however Let’s not forget that Jaewon’s dad sold him to Junhee kinda wish he could club one more time
all of this over a console is demented work
This was adorable, I love the cross dressing club!! But I do not like Ryuusaki x Ushiwaka, I hope they go their separate ways in romance but stay friends, I think Ushiwaka is blaming Ryuusaki for being a boy basically when actually he needs to figure himself out and Ryuusaki is insensitive to his feelings, stringing him along and teases him which comes off more malicious then anything (plus he’s narcissistic too, just couldn’t get into them, I like them more separately but they’re definitely at the bottom of my list still). The rest I love!!
Inui and Uzuki!!! platonic or romantic I hope they stay together, he’s helping Uzuki be more comfortable (I do think he loves or came to love crossdressing so I hope he keeps it up!) the twins are the most entertaining with both being in love with themselves there’s Shiba and his darling which are cute (Shiba is the best looking outside of crossdress imo!!!) but with Shiba’s darling, he said he liked someone just because they’re cute!?! It’s so superficial I feel like it leads to heartbreak no?? but they’re so young and in school so ig not looking at it deeply is okay?? But I don’t like it lastly Yano and Asahi!!! They’re are my favourite and I’d read a whole story just of them Yano said Asahi is cute, not the clothes he wears or how he looks like his fav character. He even likes Asahi in casual clothes best because that is Asahi and not Frilly!!! They’re true love
Also I refuse to believe Ushiwaka would look ugly cross dressing!!! I wanted to see it so bad at the end
Nothing special tbh. I liked it but got bored halfway of reading it. They’re adorable that’s it.
I think with some true development outside their relationship and deep friendships would be a nice touch (within their relationship, it was great with Chu changing and Hyeon oh maturing).
I loved the sides with their beautiful baby but no wedding?!?
I loved Puppy Hyeon oh and Beautifully cold Chu so I’ll never understand the title unromantic, they were romantic from the moment they met
This was good season 2 was alright, I prefer season 1. I like the fact that it went from Dong Ho to Yong Ju then Yong Jin and we follow them through their struggles but season two with Jin hyun’s dad who put himself in jail was boring I know it’s to teach a life lesson and show how the cycle continues and it’s everywhere but i would’ve rather seen a full detail breakdown of how Yong Ju deals with the shadows of Cheul min and his trauma. Also the ending seemed out of nowhere, Yong Ju is all of a sudden better and Cheul min wakes up and receives karma just like that
One thing I genuinely hated is that everyone ends up really injured and disabled like that’s the highest punishment of all?? How about disowned, paranoid and full of fear?? Medical debt?? DEATH!?!? Like the repetition of that didn’t sit right with me and Cheul min ending his life at the end because he couldn’t use his leg anymore?? Crazy!!! Is being disabled their worst nightmare?? Gives ableist which I’m not surprised they are but the story itself gives ableist by the way it continues to mention and use slurs not just the characters.
Exactly. When someone’s been mentally unstable from the start, fear only really kicks in when their manipulation no longer works. Cheul Min is the perfect example of that. From the beginning, he carried this overwhelming sense of superiority—like he was untouchable, above everyone else. Even when he was on the rooftop, literally begging for his life, that fear wasn’t about guilt or remorse—it was the fear of losing control. And once he was safe, once he was in the hospital, that superiority came back. He immediately started thinking about revenge again, because in his mind, he was still powerful enough to win.
But then came the realization: he’d lost the ability to use his legs forever. And that’s when everything shattered. That physical consequence didn’t just mean he couldn’t move the way he used to—it symbolized the collapse of the identity he’d built around dominance. His sense of superiority, his pride, his entire ego—gone. That’s when the fear truly hit. Not because he became “disabled,” but because he could no longer see himself as the one in control. His value, in his own eyes, was directly tied to his power over others, and once that was stripped away, so was his sense of self-worth.
I do think the author did a good job showing that downfall mentally, not just physically—like how he went from untouchable to completely desperate. But at the same time, using disability as the final and ultimate punishment, again and again, starts to feel like a pattern. Especially with how Cheul Min’s arc ends—it’s not just sad, it’s concerning. Because it implies that once someone is no longer physically capable, their life has no value. And that’s a dangerous message. It unintentionally sends the idea that physical ability equals worth, which is... pretty ableist.
Feels like bunch of one shots with minimal plot and then they ended it with omegaverse and pregnancies of this weird fucked family.
Taeha is with Youngshik (which are lowkey so cute!!