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The uploader lied. YD never tried to doxx them; doxxing means to publish private information publicly, which YD never had any intention of doing. YD only requested for information about the uploader to be sent to them so that they can sue illegal uploaders, as is their right. Also, YD never published photos of the uploader. The photos that the uploader claims are of their face actually belong to someone else. Check this tweet from the actual owner of those photos: https://mobile.twitter.com/anthonyngo/status/1417742754361270272. The uploader changed their Twitter and privated once this info was released. YD did nothing wrong, stop spreading misinformation.

I'm really loving the Yahwi hate in the comment section. None of y'all are accepting the author's half baked attempt to give "substance" to this single celled organism.

I see some people saying, "This relationship isn't toxic, they just do [insert toxic behavior]." Come on guys, they're super toxic to each other and to themselves. Consent doesn't erase toxic behavior. Toxic behavior is not a kink. A kink requires boundaries and respect, and they've got little of that. I love them though, they're both obviously struggling, and I'm looking forward to their development.

I just want to say that I think this last uploader is lying about getting permission, cause if you read the last page of 71, it says they're going to post the next chapter on the 16th of May. It could be true if the person who uploaded the previous chapters didn't belong to that translation team.

Sorry for the long feelings dump, I just really dislike the portrayal of Yoon as straightforward. And I want to clarify here that the rejection was ultimately a good thing, and I definitely don't think Yoon intended to hurt Joon.

But Yoon was only straightforward because Joon confronted him and requested that he clear up any misunderstanding. From the way he was texting before, it's clear he was intending on ghosting. He only properly rejected Joon once he was forced to consider there was another person on the other side of all his actions. The rejection is the only good thing to come of all this, but it is very clear to me that Yoon led Joon on.

He himself noticed all the little ways that Joon reacted to him, and he noticed all this knowing that Joon definitely had feelings for him in the past. Remember, this is the guy who felt so angry at someone else that he took his anger out on someone who was obviously being vulnerable by exposing their feelings and then he trashed them (in the raws, he said to Joon that the confession makes him feel dirty or filthy). He still hasn't apologized for that.

Let's face it. Yoon got off on the little reactions Joon was giving him, seeing how bad things were going for him before, like being dumped for the first time. He wanted that boost Joon gave him. He liked being liked until he had to play a role in it himself, until he had to take responsibility (see how he keeps avoiding apologizing).

Not purposely hurting Joon isn't a good sign to me. He doesn't consider other people when he does something. He's just selfish in a way that hurts others and benefits him. I'm not saying he's evil, he's not. But he isn't a straightforward, honest person.

Hopefully, this changes! I don't think he is irredeemable, and we see from how he was in middle school (why Joon fell for him) that he is a good person. I think he just got too used to caring only for himself, which might have been a necessary thing growing up. But that doesn't mean we can excuse his actions.

Sorry for the rant I'm gonna go back and study now...

I'm a little nervous to read this since it feels like the seme was repeatedly raped by the old artist guy. Can someone confirm whether or not this is true? Thanks!

Does the ocean have some special meaning or something in Japan and Korea? Almost every manga/manhwa, drama, etc. has an ocean scene, and I was just wondering if there's a reason why, other than it's beautiful.

I'm posting this as a separate comment for those who are confused about the whole sister thing:

In China, cousins are considered like sisters and brothers too, and their children are considered nephews and nieces (this is true in many Asian countries). It's clear from the family pictures we've seen of Lihuan's family that he's an only child and that the little girl is a relative such that it's easiest to call her a niece (my roommate is from China, and she calls her cousin's son her nephew). Chinese people would understand this, but other people wouldn't, so I don't understand why the translators translated without context. Maybe they didn't know either, since 外甥女 literally translates to sister's daughter, they probably didn't think to find out the cultural meaning of the word.

You guys, this translator is rewriting the dialogue cause she's not fluent enough to understand the longer and more complex dialogues. Go look at the raws, you'll see that in places that have longer sentences and even paragraphs, she'll translate to simple sentences that don't match the original dialogue at all. Crappy translations is one thing, completely inaccurate translations is on another level.

Ugh, the ex is such trash, first he puts Nakai through all that insurance fraud rumors shit, and then he tops it off by outing Nakai in front his co-worker. ┑(￣Д ￣)┍