Mr. Juicy's manga / #psychological(8)

Ok… a cliffhanger ending? I mean, I knew it was gonna be a fked up plot from the title but I didn’t expect it to end so abruptly. Really pretty art, but feel bad for the uke :( Not justice whatsoever for him even till the end.

Feeling more confused than anything. Very rushed ending and no closure for anyone.

[SPOILER ALERT] So much unconsensual sex… and the plot doesn’t do anyone justice tbh. Like, what did the older brother actually want to achieve? And why was the sister so hell bent on keeping Kyungsoo with Yule? Also, wtf was up with Yule?! Does he actually have a mental problem or is he just an asshole?! So many unanswered questions the only redeeming part was that Kyungsoo didn’t end up with any of the characters (seemingly) because it ended with him meeting Yule again. And for what?! Honestly I just finished it because I was halfway done with it. It really didn’t add any sort of value to me as a reader.

What can I say? I enjoyed it! The plot was good enough to keep you hooked and I didn’t stop reading until I was done with it. It wasn’t that scary tbh nor was it super gory either though it had just enough to be classed as a horror. Good read that kept me intrigued but didn’t really emotionally move me - as in it didn’t induce any anxiety or fear or even any particularly strong emotion to be exact. 5 stars overall and can recommend, just doesn’t go into my masterpiece list.

Hmm always been a fan of stockhold syndrome plots but I’m still unsure as to how the seme ended up with such trauma. Like i get the jist of it, but why the heck did the uke decide to lock him in with a wild dog to begin with? It was a short read, great smut, just enough plot. Not a terrible one

Haven’t read something this good in some time… currently finished s2, waiting for s3 to be finished so that I can read all the angst in one shot hehe

I’m between a 4 - 5 star for this. Maybe a 4.5 would have suited it best. The plot is ok, interesting enough to keep me reading especially in the beginning. But once they got rid of that Secret Club, it all became kinda meh after that as though it lost a bit of direction. Kang Moo is a typical psychopath and stays true to the character so that was nice to read, more often than not some authors tend to “change” their characters which is highly unrealistic. Overall, yeah, I’d recommend it but I wouldn’t say this moved me or brought out any sort of strong emotions.