at first i was a bit optimistic that they'd still end up together so it was kind of frustrating seeing all the misunderstandings and the people around them making things worse, especially when he explained himself (idk if that was enough) but it really does seem like she doesn't give a flying fck about him anymore. and since this exchange student thing, i've lost all interest in whatever love story is trying to be portrayed. maybe that's how it's gonna go? i mean, the foreshadowing with the book she read, maybe she doesn't end up with anyone?
Now that'd be a much better story if she doesn't end up with him I'm done with the trope where it was all a silly dumb misunderstanding like bfr NO
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i jokingly anticipated it at the start of the chapter, but i didnt expect it to be real anyway i think its one of those kid stuff where they say they want to marry someone, usually a parent, when they grow up. to nils, being gifted food must be a big deal. i highly doubt its gonna be like danna and uni, then again danna only assumed uni was a kid when he wasnt. in this case, nils is a toddler(?)
Maybe he wants to marry him because he gave him food and he's cool I saw a spoiler saying
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that the snake guy will leave with someone else. I hope it's true.
yall have me bawling out the last time i cried over a shoujo was when ao haru ended
i call bs this cant be the end??? all the potential brooo
"it takes a village to raise a child" LITERALLY
also, suitability: can hug all day?? HES QUALIFIED AF
this definitely isnt the type of shoujo that values pacing like yubisaki to renren or kimi ni todoke which im not surprised about since its the same author as living no matsunaga-san, a story that had its share of frustrations. idk whats up with the author and having the ml make mistakes while the fl easily forgives him. if it weren't for the amazing artstyle these works can easily be mistaken for something written in the 2000s - a period of shoujo that i cherish but is SOO problematic when you look back at it in this time and age
ive been reading this since the first chapter got out and i really like how twisted the narrative for each character turned out to be. because the storyline is slow af you can really delve into haesoo, taeha, and mincheol's thought processes. but it isn't empathy you get from it (except haesoo) it's just understanding why they made their decisions. like y is cheating so common, even for couples who started the relationship genuinely loving each other? you get what brought them to do it but you don't share their feelings and emotions and see it as valid. cause as much as im rooting for taeha, i don't condone whatever bs manipulation he's been doing to haesoo. and as much as i still kind of ache for who mincheol used to be (which seems to still have traces left based on chap 58 alone) nothing excuses the abuse he's done to haesoo. basically im just #teamhaesoo all the way and whatever bs these men in her life do you better know im throwing hands for her
You summed it up perfectly. I wrote a similar comment before people didn't like it, they were like "Yesss suffer b*tch Mincheol!!"
But what truly amazed me is how we can see how humans really aren't black or white. And there truly isn't an absolute right
The author did a good job of depicting real people