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As someone who is caught up to the latest chapter (102), I'll say right off the bat: they haven't done anything major (like kissing, fondling, etc) so far but they haven't been completely innocent either with Tsubaki so determined to keep Yuu's grown-up eyes on his little self and whatnot.

But for those in hopes there will be a timeskip before anything like that happens, and I'll hold your hand your hand as I say this, I'd n o t hold my breath for that if I were you. This doesn't feel like it will happen and the author wouldn't name it Shota ... Oni only to make the kid older in the beginning of the story (the chapters are the SHORTEST you've ever seen, so yeah, 102 and we're still in the beginning!)

In the end, it will always come down to: Don't like it, Don't read it. Not everybody who reads it is a sick weirdo, AND it's also okay if it's disturbing for some people to read it.

I recommend it because the story is really cute until Yuu realizes he likes Tsubaki too much and things get complicated and really intriguing! :D Now I'm hoping for drama, like one of the parents finding out, keeping the secret but keeping Yuu away or forcing him to be cold to Tsubaki (*O*) My critic towards it is towards the chapters length..... X.x

**TW** Contains: SA / Non-Con / Dub-Con / Mentions of Suicide
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Disclaimer 1: Taeju is fictional & can't hurt you. If real, DO NOT romance! Stay away from motherf*cker and report to police!
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Disclaimer 2: This is OMEGAVERSE. If you don't know what's that, google the basics before or some things will look way scarier!
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As always, check tags and if don't like it, don't read it. — Now, let's get to it!

"Low Tide in Twilight" is a manhwa that washes over you with its emotional depth. Euja weaves a captivating story about two souls brought together by fate, each carrying their own burdens. And soon you realize ... Euihyun's is heavier than Taeju's BY VERY FAR.

Kim Euihyun is a man suffocating in a melancholic fog. Life has dealt him a harsh hand, leaving him feeling lost and hopeless. Enter Yeo Taeju, a charismatic and enigmatic figure who offers Euihyun a lifeline - a chance to rebuild his life but with a hidden (and bad and high) cost.

The beauty of "Low Tide in Twilight" lies in the way Euja portrays the characters' growth. Euihyun's journey is one of rediscovering the will to live through his little brother's happiness. We see glimpses of his past struggles, yet Euja skillfully avoids making him a victim. Instead, Euihyun emerges as a resilient SURVIVOR, slowly learning to trust and open himself up again.

Taeju, on the other hand, is a delicious revenge to read, after all, the hate for him is instantaneous. There's a cloud of darkness beneath his charming exterior that clashes with his sharp wit and alluring aura and keeps you guessing. As the story unfolds, Euja masterfully peels back all the layers, revealing a thug who with a knee-jerk reaction to manipulate and is struggling to stop that and who just might have found home in a traumatized omega that he himself... bullied.

The dynamic between Euihyun and Taeju is a highlight. Their initial toxic interactions slowly (slowwwly) evolve into an addicting banter of unspoken emotions and one-sided venom jabs, where Euihyun is this close to hitting the alpha and Taeju shrugs it all off with smirks and an armor of bad jokes that makes us actually laugh, but the second Euihyun turns his back, we see how Taeju is affected or hurt. By doing that, Euja creates a tension that keeps you glued to the page, eager to see where their unique bond will lead.

This manhwa is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a slow-burn romance with a punch of intrigue. With its beautiful artwork, relatable characters, and a story that tugs at your heartstrings, "Low Tide in Twilight" is a captivating journey that will leave you wanting more.

DISCLAIMER: Sangwoo is fictional & can't hurt you. If real, he'd be a sick motherf*cker everyone should stay away and report.
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It's the good ol' Don't like, Don't read.
But one can't make a fool of themselves by saying this work is bad or not recommend it because it made them feel disgusted, creeped out, scared, gross, angry, etc. Because THAT'S THE INTENTION!! It did its job, it was supposed to be creepy and all of the above.

While "Killing Stalking" is not for the weak of heart due to its mature themes and graphic content, it offers a unique reading experience for those who appreciate psychological ... depth and unconventional storytelling. Koogi's ability to craft such a disturbing yet captivating narrative is a testament to the skill and artistry of the writer.

Before I finished, I stopped reading at ch. 8 bc, although I love twisted romance, ch. 8 is a mean test to anyone's limits XD Usually in this kind of stories, the kidnapper takes the victmin bc they're obsessed/in love with them and, even if they aren't above hurting them to an extent, they'd never do anything extreme. Well, in ch.8 I was shockingly reminded Sangwoo did NOT kidnap YoonBum, didnt even want to. To no one's surprise, I closed the tab and on came back a year and many other psychological works later, I went back and finished it :D

And I could not put it down! What stands out most in "Killing Stalking" is its ability to create a tense and unsettling atmosphere. I'd notice and feel the knots in my shoulders after finishing an eventful chapter! Koogi's artwork effectively conveys the emotional turmoil of the characters, drawing readers into their twisted world. The story unfolds with unpredictable twists and turns, keeping your nails getting chewed and constantly questioning the motives of each character and your sanity for liking them so much. XD

This is another for the list of "Anime I Wouldn't Click On" that my husband clicked on and OH MY GOD???
I wasn't expecting it to be this fun!! 🤩 I'm 5 eps in, we just had a battle with OP moment & I can say: one of the best this season! So let's do this!

Ecchi isn't a great passion of mine, so I'll get his outta the way quick: horny viewers CAN expect treats👍(not from the main kid, thankfully!) Hooray! -- For those who dislike it, I'm happy to inform it is clear in the episodes the fanservice is not the focus. Unlike other animes ... I won't mention 😒, it's easily bearable, maybe because the girls' goal isn't seducing, they're just fighting, and there are no creeps drooling over them when it happens. It's rly just for the fans' eyes to enjoy.

It isn't where the anime focus on -- all viewers will quickly realize --, instead it chooses to put its efforts on delivering an engaging and well-paced story-telling of a tale about a BadAss MF genius with magical abilities whose only goal is to know it all about magic.

How magic-centric Lloyd is depicted borders on mania, not caring about other matters AT. ALL, causing him to have tunnel-vision when it comes to experimenting new things, which leads to - first of all - unplanned but INSANELY OVERPOWERED demonstration of, well, power. His demon friend's reactions to all that are an awesome bonus, too.

All that combined grips viewers on a chokehold, keeping them close until the last episode airs. -- I have zero self-control and crippling anxiety so after watching all aired episodes, I went straight for the manga 👍