I like this more than killing stalking that would explain all. Honestly the way they write problematic character with a believable traits make my stomach churn, i love the conclusion despite it feel lacking. But we need to remember the author we're going thru hell with Lezhin publisher when they make it so respect to them.

At one point, no make that multiple, I questioned why I was reading this...I'm glad I kept going because it turn into something deep and psychological with meaning I just think it suffered from pacing more than anything. The first season went on for too long in my opinion and the bits the author really should have focused more on towards the end should have had more time for the full story and justifications of the characters to come together. Overall, was left feeling disappointed, wish the author had committed more to this one.

I really feel so bad for Sungho, he was a simple , lonely, selfless and navie kid, HE JUST WANTED A FUCKING FREIND.
He clearly taken advantages and pushed by that selfish dude to adulthood, something Sungho don't have any idea about thats why his whole mindset about sex and love so twisted.
Dohyun ruin Sungho's life bcs he fell his life was fucked up, funny he cant even move his ass to study or obey ppl who support him but wanted everyone do whatever he want, selfish motherfucker.
its the first time i feel bad for the rapist guy
i cant feel sympathy for Dohyun or his supposed big problems.
he never work hard to change anything, he just want play around, do some stupid shits to have fun, sleep around ,never cared about other ppl feelings, never study, ...
how i can feel any sympathy toward a guy like him?
I love how story moved and satisfied with ending too

Don't drop it - keep reading. Chapters since 37 are my favorite and basically will reveal the most important part of the relationship (back to their youth time). But you really have to be there in order to interpret this story properly.
I couldn't stop crying whenever I open any chapters after chapter 37.

... Last updated on September 5th, 2021, 2:38pm

Dark, twisted and beautiful
The art is amazing, both heroes are wonderful, complex and difficult, sex scenes are amazingly hot and the ending was just perfect.

Not totally finished with this story, but here are my thoughts so far:

I think this is a heart-wrenching portrayal of lost love and betrayal. Frustrating because so much could be solved if they just talked to each other (like so many other stories), but captivating because of the convincing attachments and obsession. My heart is a lil broken.

Killer Whale is switching to publisher Bomtoon after being canceled by Lezhin. The series was originally canceled because Killer Whale joined a massive protest against Lezhin for nonpayment.

In season 1, the series had you thinking this series is about an uke-turned-seme revenge raping a guy who would only be his friend if is long as it was a sexfriend.

In reality, this story is about a miserable adult (Sungho) who has a crippling attachment to his happy childhood memories (Dohyun) & wants to return to the past & live there forever (the inescapable warehouse), but no matter how much he tries to force the past to return (again Dohyun), it rejects him.

You could also say that their high school romance was like that of a mistress (Sungho) waiting for her boyfriend (Dohyun) to leave his wife (carefree lifestyle) & commit because she's tired of being a booty call. But the husband goes back to his wife, so she stews in anger for a decade after being dumped & decides to pay back her ex's years of emotional manilulation by killing his wife, crippling him, & becoming his home nurse.

... Last updated on March 13th, 2019, 9:18am

Honestly, this is a much better portrayal of obsession, lack of connection with others, and mental illness twisting love into something disturbing and harmful than Killing Stalking (a comic I read and enjoy). There is a reason why the main character is tortured -- it's not a justifiable reason, but there is one and it's tied heavily to what the victim did to the kidnapper when they were classmates -- and ultimately it unfolds that certain people react to certain stimuli differently. The enigmatic question remains: Why did he turn out this way? Why? Was it inevitable? Was it the victim's fault? Could the kidnapper have been saved from going down such a twisted path?

so if you're not into that, you won't like it. if you are into that, you still probably won't like it, because the translation is just so terrible. maybe if it gets updated with a better one I'll like it, BUT UNTIL THEN