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Mar 17, 2025
I just wish there was one likable character in here.
I want to feel bad for Kyunghee but his personality sucks, and the author puts no work into making us want to like him. I only started feel anything for him was at the very very end of the story. But when the emotions hit they hit hard. Which is a good thing but I really should have been like that from the start. Instead I had to suffer through this stupidly wordy story that gave me no reason to continue.
Then there is also the fact that the story feels like it's leading
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up to nothing. I could never have guessed the ending in like a million years. Which I guess could be considered a good thing however, I really like when I can find good foreshadowing.
The ending is alright, like I guess it makes sense and I did enjoy seeing Kyunghee's physiological state at the end. The author drew an amazing panel in like the 2nd to last chapter of Kyunghee just losing his shit. I thought it was like the best thing ever, it honestly gave me chills. But the story was left very open ended and I'm not exactly sure what it's supposed to mean... but whatever I guess.
If you like fucked up story's I'd say give it a shot just to see the ending. Otherwise there is this really good fucked up story I like called 'The Third Perspective' it's not perfect but I liked it a lot more then this story.
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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Mar 12, 2025
It's cute! I swear I fell in love with everyone.
I have vivid memories of seeing this comic advertised with that stupid library scene. (which isn't in there btw) Finally I got around to reading it and I loved all the ghosts they were just to cute, I wanted to hug them all. Both the mc's were adorable too, especially Sooho. I would happily be his friend no matter how weird he is. Their relationship is surprisingly healthy too. They are both such big green flags.
However, all the plot lines pretty much just dissolve. No one really ever gets to hurt in this story
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and the fallow ups feel a bit weak. It never feels like there are stakes. Which some people probably like. But personally I love a good story that rips your heart out stomps on it and spits in your face. The author has such great ground work for it to but they play the safer route. Furthermore, I hated the ending so much. It just makes me want to scream!
The rest of the story is good. Love the art, everyone is adorable, and the concept is super interesting even though I thought the execution could have been better. If you like laid back stories with good characters I would definitely recommend.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Feb 12, 2025
I finished this out of PURE spite.
There is not a single good thing about the entire story, do not waste your life reading this. To start off the main relationship made me actually gag. The reason was because they met when one of them was a kid! And the other guy saved him, years later they meet when the kid is an adult and goes to be a servant at the mansion. So, through the whole story this white hair guy calls him "master" which I mean if you into that when your fucking that's one thing. But this is completely different, this is
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the worst power dynamic ever, especially since the master is a FUCKING STUPID HEARTLESS BITCH. Not only that the royal dude does not know what no means and actually hurts the white hair guy in bed and puts chains on him. It's just so icky.
The second relationship is a bit better, meaning it's actually Consensual. However, they have the same problem throughout the whole story without any resolution. And every time it is brought up they act like we haven't seen them have this problem before.
Then the last thing main thing that pissed me off the most was the world building. This is because it is a super interesting concept..... but they never developed it beyond the premise. Like for example the royals, they seem to be the top of the ecosystem but... How are they rich??? The only thing they seem to do is kill their own kind who have been corrupted and then make supplements for their own kind. But this has to be such a limited market, you can only get so many customers. But that's not the only issue with the structure of this world. There is this elixir that can corrupt a nobles core and the way to cure them is to....feel guilty about trying to kill them... that's it....it's a normal elixir no magic was used.... it just feels wrong. It makes no sense to me.
Overall just nothing about this was good...even the art felt lackluster. If you want something worth your time read 'It's Just a Dream... Right?!'
Reviewer’s Rating: 1
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Jan 16, 2025
The title of this comic is pretty much a cat fish.
In the sense that it is only important for like 5 chapters and then is basically side lined only until the author feels like bringing it up. To put in better teams this story feels like it wants to rush through it just so they can draw smut. Which I guess is fine? But also the characters seem so interesting I just wish to see the effects of trying to be perfect all the time. Another thing is the main couple Woo-in and Suk-yun dated and then suddenly broke up because neither of them would
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communicate. Once they meet again... they still barely communicate... like character development who??
Something else that I have a huge problem with is that at the beginning these two were the cutest couple ever. And other than the communication issues they were actually a healthy couple. But for some reason there is a lot of drama added in for no reason at all. The author had things that the characters could have delved more into. But instead they just don't. On top of that there is literally rape between the two at the end. It's even worse because they don't really address it properly.
But there are good things about this story and that is the side couple. I absolutely love Yoonseol and Jungsoo, they are just two broken people trying to survive. They remain healthy through the story other than the smut that is non-con in my opinion. The two have great communication skills and both characters actually develop unlike Woo-in and Suk-yun...
In the end I wish the story didn't involve Woo-in and Suk-yun's relationship at all, and instead just focused on Yoonseol and Jungsoo. So I can only recommend this if you don't mind reading through the bs of the first couple to see the second couple. (Which is kinda worth it because they are actually so cute)
Reviewer’s Rating: 5
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Jan 7, 2025
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Does this manwha think I have no critical thinking skill???? Bc surprise surprise I do have some brain cells.
This is a story that at its core is a mystery, and what it presents as the main mystery is incredibly fascinating. I love the way it shows parallels throughout the story, such as the killer using one weapon and the copy cat another. That is when the story truly shines. It is the main conflict with the killer that is honestly the only reason I kept reading.
The bad things are very prevalent through the whole story, things that make absolutely no sense.
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Example is a kid that somehow kills his father and NO ONE found out??? Along with one of Jonathan's friends being a creep and he somehow just doesn't see it or doesn't care?
The plot is not paces well at all, sometimes it's horribly slow then suddenly like 5 things happen. Making it so at the end of the story there are things that are left unresolved, and characters under developed.
Adding to there there are a couple plot holes that I can not stop thinking about. The main one being how Jonathan looses his phone and not even the next day has a new one. But that's not even the most frustrating part. The person who stole the phone do not even use it??? Which brings me into the most infuriating thing of all. ALL the characters are so dumb, none of theme ever really think anything through except mayyyybbeee Kister. Not even the reader is treated as someone who has any brain cells. The clues that are shown through are always explained to us in a text bubble even for the simplest of things. Which is just super disappointing because there are some really great puzzles in here that just feel useless when you explain them. This is mostly due to the fact that when creating a story that involves drawings, it is always better to show not tell.
Overall I don't think I can't recommend this to anyone because it was mostly disappointing except for one character which was Kister. If you want a good mystery BL read Mad Place.
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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Jan 6, 2025
This had a lot of potential however the characters feel very one note, making this Manwha fall vary flat for me.
To start off i think that this has an interesting concept and I do love the idea of it. Having people obsessed with you for no reason seems like an exhausting existence. Honestly I have no idea how Wooyeon has not gone absolutely mad. Furthermore this series seems to have excellent ideas how this would affect Wooyeon. But, in the end it seems to fall flat because of how all the characters feel like they are one note. Along with that there are multiple
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things that feel forced. Such as Taeho and Junies relationship. It just makes no sense, because Junie seems to just be messing with him and hates Taeho. But then suddenly actually likes him romantically?? it just never made that much sense to me.
Adding to that the story seems to want to rush through everything. Especially when it comes to both of the main characters childhoods. Sure we get some mentions of Wooyeon's friend, and it is all super interesting. But there seemed to be so much more going on with his dad that we just never got to explore. This problem is especially evident in Taeho's character, early on we learn he moved out of his parents house and he pretty much avoids his mother like the plague. But why??? I don't fucking know. We never get told! It's so frustrating.
Then there is the confession which is just so dumb. And Taeho basically ignores until the very end for reasons unknown, because he seems to like Wooyeon back. It was super weird where it felt rushed and drawn out at the same time.
There are some good things about this. Like as I mentioned before the concept is super interesting and the creator brings interesting side effects to having a power like this. Even if they seem to not have been fully touched upon. Another thing that I do enjoy is Taeho and Wooyeon's relationship, they are just too cute and funny not to love. Especially Wooyeon he is actually so pure. And of course the art is wonderful and just enjoyable to look at.
If you like interesting supernatural things and are not afraid to be disappointed I would recommend this. However, if you are someone who really values their time look for something else.
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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Dec 30, 2024
This story is seriously so fucking funny. Minkyu is actually iconic.
I absolutely love Minkyu and Jung-hyun relationship. It starts off as a misunderstanding but it does form into something truly special. I also would love to mention that it is a surprisingly healthy relationship. We can see how Minkyu and Jung-hyun improve each other, and make each other better people. Then the story also follows a second relationship, that also is very cute. However, in the end it seemed to be a little rushed.
Sometimes I feel like this story will drop some of the hardest lines about life out of nowhere. Two things that
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some to mind are about being an only child and not knowing what your doing after high-school. Both of these plot lines felt SO real, like the author truly understood what they were writing about. Especially the only child bits... It hit me right in my heart lol.
The art does feel a bit lacking, such as the design of Jung-hyun. it felt unoriginal, it also gave me a bit of an uncanny valley feeling. It does not distract from the plot at all though. So, I would definitely recommend this manwah to anyone looking for a good laugh and a healthy relationship dynamic.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Dec 15, 2024
These should not be high school kids, they at least don't feel like high school kids. The best example is Cherry.... like bro is 15 yet he acts like he's 30???
I have very mixed feelings about this whole story, like on one hand the story is interesting. But also, the fact that they are in high school fucks with my brain in the weirdest way. The comedy is pretty good, definitely got me laughing a couple times. However, the story seems to drag on a bit, or over explain. Such as the whole gang system, it just was too much talking for my liking
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and none of it felt like it matters much. I also wish we just got more of Peach and Love's relationship, instead of the relationship being the main thing in the story it felt more like a sub plot. Which I personally did not like, I really wanted more couple moments.
Something that I loved was Love's backstory I thought it was super interesting. It showed his character motivations really well. But this makes the other characters feel very one dimensional. Such as Peach, the only thing we know about his past is that his brother hates him and he's rich. Which neither of them are expanded upon in detail. King, Kid, and Cherry all fall into this as well. None of them feel very real at all, and I cannot understand why they do what they do.
In the end I just think it really wasn't my cup of tea. I'm sure if you are someone that is more into high-school gang stories you will enjoy this. But don't expect it to be a 10/10.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Dec 13, 2024
If your looking for a quick and cute summer read this is it.
I loved this manhwa so much, even with all of its problems. I just can't get enough of how cute Yeonwoo and Tae-hoon are. Like I can forgive all the faults for these two. Not to mention how mature Yeonwoo is, like I literally think this man has me beat in emotional maturity. Which is so uncommon in story's like these, which involve a lot of drama.
Because yes there is a lot of drama, and yes is is annoying. Such as a love triangle that makes no sense, and a second
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super toxic couple that I do not give a shiiiiit about. There were also quite loose threads left open and the ending felt incredibly rushed. But it might just be me because I want more fluff okay? I seriously just need more Yeonwoo he's just the best, love that man lol. The art is also sooo pretty. But there is sort of a same face syndrome going on here. But it does not distract from the story much.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Dec 13, 2024
I'm so baffled by the amount of people that gave this high scores. Like... did we read the same story?
I want to start this off by saying the first 40 chapters are pure genius. I get why someone would get hooked to this story. The characters are so lively, and have interesting dynamics. Like Leewon, he was such a power house at the beginning. Furthermore, the character designs had thought behind them like with Caesar, his design was jaw dropping. It really showed the hell he went though growing up in the mafia. I even knew that this relationship was slightly unhealthy but these
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characters made me forget about that. It made me want to see how Leewon could make Ceaser into a halfway decent person.
But they had to just go and ruin the story AND FOR WHAT??? Warning mild spoiler but basically Caesar raped Leewon for a WEEK straight well the man was barely conscious. There are no consequences to Caesars actions either...because there never is... The worst thing about this is people are excusing his actions because he was just showing Leewon his "dark side". I swear some people have no idea what that does to a person. Also we could have easily been shown that without the rape. I thought the story was going in an incredible direction, because yes I wanted to see more of his dark side. However this is not how you do it.
I kept reading the story just to see where it would go, because for some stupid reason I had faith in the author. But after chapter 42 the characters don't improve nor do they become static, they actually regress. Instead of Leewon being a powerhouse he instead almost becomes a bystander in his own life. Ceaser just becomes a controlling sex addict that fucks Leewon until he passes out.
This story had great potential this is why I am having a hard time giving it a low score. The first 41 chapters are amazing and what happens at chapter 41 is jaw dropping. It could have been incredible story telling if they handled it right. But no, I guess the first 40 chapters were just a fluke. Don't waste your time on this, I regret finishing this.
Reviewer’s Rating: 3
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