Add2Cart's manga / #Drama(8)

Excellent. Please give it a chance even if you only like to read about pretty boys. Cutest couple ever. The way the story jumps from past to present really tugs at your heart. The characters have a lot of depth without the story being boring. And the plot is complex without being confusing. They have so much love for each other, but it seems like the everyone is against them. Will they have their happy ending? However, please note that this contains many heavy/dark themes including, but not limited to, hate crimes, racism, gangs, bullying, rape, torture, s&m, blackmail, racial slurs, murder, stalking, drug use, incest, religion, etc.

Nice to look at. Attractive characters and hot scenes were a plus. Interesting story, but I didn’t think the characters were very likable. The ending felt both rushed and anticlimactic.

Overall I like this, but just when you get attached to characters, the story changes to a different couple. Some couples I really wasn’t interested in so I stopped reading. I ending up coming back and just skipping the couples I wasn’t interested in, and read to the end, and I’m really happy that I read so the end. Felt some real emotions there.

Romance mixed with organized crime...love it. If only there were more loving, loyal, and loaded gangsters in this world...

Two guys reunite in college after going through a horrible break up in High School. Quickly they realize they want to be with each other again. Their feeling for each other are so simple and strait forward, they love each other so much, but that passionate love fore each other is what causes conflicts and complexity in their relationship. Emotional rollercoaster ending with tears of happiness. Would give this 6 stars if I could.

Omega and his younger Beta step brother live together. Everything is perfect until an Alpha who is the former BFF of the Omega shows up and reveals a secret that he had been hiding for years. The story itself wasn’t particularly creative, but it was well written which made me really empathize with the characters. I truly felt their pain, and am kind of a mess right now.

Hyunwoo and Subin had beef friends for years. While drunk Subin confesses that he has feeling for Hyunwoo. Hyunwoo is shocked and disgusted. He enlists for the military and doesn’t see or call Subin for 2 years. Feeling depressed, Subin goes out with an older guy, who we find out much later, is named Jun. Subin goes home drunk that night, alone. He’s abruptly woken up the following morning by his friend who announces the arrival of Hyunwoo who’s back from the military. Subin and Hyunwoo are roommates so they’re forced to be uncomfortably stuck together. Subin meets with Jun when he’s feeling down and needs affection. Subin thinks Jun is just using him for sex, because he doesn’t think an older successful guy would actually have feelings for him. With Subin gone, Hyunwoo realizes his feeling for Subin, but Subin has already forced himself to forget Hyunwoo and move on. The plot is very simple, but the way the characters interact with each other is very interesting, and there are some incredibly funny moments too. When Subin is with his friends, you wonder if they’re actually friends. And Subin’s noona is blunt, painfully honest, and has her own dramas too. I really didn’t know how it was all going to end, all the way up to the last page. This was excellent!

Jaehan Jang (“Director Jang”) an entertainment executive meets Yoon Heesung, a former actor turned director, at a bar. Five years ago, after seeing Heesung’s blindingly bright smile on the screen, Director Jang single handedly ends his acting career by having someone plant drugs in Heesungs home. Heesung barely manages to avoid prison, but has been laying low. When the two meet again Heesung admits to “embracing” Director Jung when he was high on drugs. The Director immediately punches Heesung in the face. Heesung knows he’s in the wrong and offers the Director a b***j**. While Heesung has the Director in his mouth, he shoves his fingers up the Directors a**. The Director is pissed, but realizes that he’s feeling good down there for the first time in a long time. The Director decides to invest in a movie Heesung is working on, only because he wants to be around when it fails. The two meet for sex regularly, although their relationship is undefined and greatly lacking trust. Things come to an abrupt end when Heesung finds out that Director Jung was the person that set him up five years ago. Letting his pride get in the way Director Jung doesn’t apologize, and Heesung leaves. Director Jung is mad a depressed, he becomes even more reckless and doesn’t sleep. He sees Heesung after several months, but he’s still confused about that to do, and how he feels. The story is incredible. Sexy, suspenseful, and emotional. My brain broke for the intensity combined with the pleasure and pain of reading this. The translator posted excerpts of the novel too, and it’s clear that the manwah really captured the essence of the novel. The s** was hot. I’m all about power bottoms. I hope that the side story will be a flashback to the first time Director Jung was “embraced” by Heesung.