Jeong Yiwon has a problem. Or rather, two problems—both man-shaped and needy beyond measure, and Yiwon can't take much more of appeasing Ceaser's and Mikhail's demands on his time without breaking. Not only are the two men in his life mortal enemies, one leaves Yiwon half-dead whenever they sleep together and the other is so attached it borders on suffocating. So when Mikhail offers Yiwon a free trip to some hot springs, Yiwon jumps at the chance to soak his worries away. Little does he know, this trip will be the catalyst that brings both his relationships to the brink. Between new mob bosses, top-class assassins, deluded cousins, traditional fathers, and dangerously possessive boyfriends, will Yiwon be able to reconcile his heart with everything in his life telling him no? Find out in this special extra, Roses and a Kiss.
Volume 4 contains Side Story 3 of the original serialization. You can find subsequent chapters on the Tappytoon app.
Was this a good book? Probably not. Was it a good relationship? Absolutely not. Did I still somehow find myself unable to look away as I kept reading? Yes. It was like a train wreck and my eyes were glued to it the whole time. I'd love to say by book 4 after what happened in book 2 that their relationship was better. But it surely was not. If anything I think Yiwon had a worse time in this book than he has in any previous book and that is really saying something. Anyhow, overall 4 stars for sheer "unable to look away" -itude. But I wouldn't recommend it to anybody because like.... yo what did I just read?
I cant in good conscience recommend this book. Theres a reason I'm literally the first review on this...bashes head against a cement wall. When the next book comes out I will read it, of course....fuck
Is it possible to be a Caesar defender but still have the urge to shoot him? Ima say that's allowed. Anyways I really liked Vladimir's character, not when he was being a bitch but after.