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Semantic Error (Novel) #2
시맨틱 에러 2
*시맨틱 에러(Semantic Error): 전산학상의 논리적 오류
조장: 추상우
발표자: 추상우
part1 자료 조사: 추상우
part2 자료 조사: 추상우
자료 취합: 추상우
발표 자료 제작: 추상우
참여한 조원 명단: 추상우
교양수업 과제에서 무임승차 조원들의 이름을 모조리 빼버린 컴공과 추상우. 그 때문에 이상한 선배와 엮이게 된다.
무임승차3: [덕분에졸업못하게생겼네나좀봐요후배님] 20:23
해외 유명 대학원 유학을 앞둔 디자인과 장재영. 디자인 실력, 외모, 집안, 인간관계, 뭐 하나 빠질 데 없는 그가 추상우만은 어렵다.
“사람은 감정의 동물이야. 네가 날 그렇게 무시하지만 않았다면 PPT 같은 건 웃어넘기고 말았을 텐데.”
“절 아주 호구 새끼로 보시나 본데, 크게 착각하신 거예요. 전 무서운 것도 없고 살면서 또라이, 쓰레기, 관심종자 다 퇴치해 봤습니다.”
그러나 우연한 기회에 모바일 게임을 함께 제작하게 된 둘은 점점 서로에게 끌리고….
“잔말 필요 없고 이거나 대답해 봐. 너 어제 섰어, 안 섰어?”
“제 색욕을 부정할 생각 없어요. 선배와 있으면 종종 발기해요.”
“…단어 선택 봐라.”
“그렇다고 뭐가 달라져요? 선배의 Y성염색체가 X로 바뀔 확률은 0%잖아요.
볼트와 볼트, +극과 +극, N극과 N극. 논리적으로 불가능한 일이지만, 재영은 뻔뻔하게 계속 다가온다.
“예고. 1분 뒤 키스할 거야. 도망가려면 지금 가.”
상우의 완벽한 세계를 뒤흔들어 놓은 새빨간 시맨틱 에러, 장재영! 과연 디버깅할 수 있을까?
조장: 추상우
발표자: 추상우
part1 자료 조사: 추상우
part2 자료 조사: 추상우
자료 취합: 추상우
발표 자료 제작: 추상우
참여한 조원 명단: 추상우
교양수업 과제에서 무임승차 조원들의 이름을 모조리 빼버린 컴공과 추상우. 그 때문에 이상한 선배와 엮이게 된다.
무임승차3: [덕분에졸업못하게생겼네나좀봐요후배님] 20:23
해외 유명 대학원 유학을 앞둔 디자인과 장재영. 디자인 실력, 외모, 집안, 인간관계, 뭐 하나 빠질 데 없는 그가 추상우만은 어렵다.
“사람은 감정의 동물이야. 네가 날 그렇게 무시하지만 않았다면 PPT 같은 건 웃어넘기고 말았을 텐데.”
“절 아주 호구 새끼로 보시나 본데, 크게 착각하신 거예요. 전 무서운 것도 없고 살면서 또라이, 쓰레기, 관심종자 다 퇴치해 봤습니다.”
그러나 우연한 기회에 모바일 게임을 함께 제작하게 된 둘은 점점 서로에게 끌리고….
“잔말 필요 없고 이거나 대답해 봐. 너 어제 섰어, 안 섰어?”
“제 색욕을 부정할 생각 없어요. 선배와 있으면 종종 발기해요.”
“…단어 선택 봐라.”
“그렇다고 뭐가 달라져요? 선배의 Y성염색체가 X로 바뀔 확률은 0%잖아요.
볼트와 볼트, +극과 +극, N극과 N극. 논리적으로 불가능한 일이지만, 재영은 뻔뻔하게 계속 다가온다.
“예고. 1분 뒤 키스할 거야. 도망가려면 지금 가.”
상우의 완벽한 세계를 뒤흔들어 놓은 새빨간 시맨틱 에러, 장재영! 과연 디버깅할 수 있을까?
380 pages, ebook
First published February 1, 2018
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June 24, 2026
This volume covers through chapter 88 of the manhwa and ends kind of on a cliffhanger. I listened to the audiobook and realized I do not like audio of sexy time (and there’s a lot in this volume lol). This narrator vocalized all the ngh’s, grunts, and moans with enthusiasm and for some reason gave Sangwoo a little bit higher pitched voice 🫣.
-Dual POV really helps understand where both are coming from and how their behavior impacts each other
-Loved Jaeyoung’s patience and waiting for consent but holy jealous much?
-One is jealous and possessive openly and one doesn’t know what he feels and keeps defining it wrong in his head
Time to watch the drama I guess!
-Dual POV really helps understand where both are coming from and how their behavior impacts each other
-Loved Jaeyoung’s patience and waiting for consent but holy jealous much?
-One is jealous and possessive openly and one doesn’t know what he feels and keeps defining it wrong in his head
Time to watch the drama I guess!
June 23, 2024
me and the bad bitch i pulled by being autistic
May 4, 2023
Praying for the series adaptation to be accurate 🤧💓
December 19, 2021
AHHHH I SERIOUSLY LOVE JAEYOUNG AND SANGWOO TOGETHER. WHAT SEXUAL TENSION THERE WAS IN THIS SECOND VOLUME! I LOVE THAT THEY CALL EACH OTHER BASTARD AND I LOVE THAT THEY ARE SLOWLY FALLING IN LOVE. I NEED MORE!
December 27, 2025
Segunda parte que estaba deseando leer, tanto que en cuanto llegó me lancé a por ello. Tenía miedo, porque son 429 páginas de libro y pensaba que iba a alargar innecesariamente la historia con giros y trabas, tenía miedo y ansiedad por ellos dos, pero me ha encantado que la historia en sí misma acabe sobre la página 200 y luego fueran “historias extras” mostrándonos la evolución como pareja de Jae-young y Sang-Woo.
He muerto de amor en varias ocasiones con estos dos, me tenían enganchadísima y encantada con todo, hasta con los malentendidos o la incapacidad de Sang-Woo de entender ciertas cosas y lo frustrado que estaba Jae-young. Al final cómo evolucionan como pareja, como personas, me ha parecido redondo, no acaban siendo unos personajes perfectos, siguen teniendo sus cosas, pero eso mismo los hace más reales.
Encantada con este broche final para la historia de Semantic Error, sobre todo con todas esas pequeñas historias que muestran cómo sigue su final feliz.
He muerto de amor en varias ocasiones con estos dos, me tenían enganchadísima y encantada con todo, hasta con los malentendidos o la incapacidad de Sang-Woo de entender ciertas cosas y lo frustrado que estaba Jae-young. Al final cómo evolucionan como pareja, como personas, me ha parecido redondo, no acaban siendo unos personajes perfectos, siguen teniendo sus cosas, pero eso mismo los hace más reales.
Encantada con este broche final para la historia de Semantic Error, sobre todo con todas esas pequeñas historias que muestran cómo sigue su final feliz.
April 19, 2025
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Amo demais esses dois
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Amo demais esses dois
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
September 13, 2025
Woah them kissing is drawn so well woah
April 16, 2026
3,5/5 Sterne
June 22, 2026
(⊙ _ ⊙ ) NECESITO LA SIGUIENTE PARTE AHORA!!! (⊙ _ ⊙ )
Lo pasé tan bien leyendo esto!!! quedé en el suelo riendo y chillando. Fue demasiado adictivo
Lo pasé tan bien leyendo esto!!! quedé en el suelo riendo y chillando. Fue demasiado adictivo
February 15, 2026
Was this a worthy sequel/ending to the perfect first novel? Kinda sorta not really, at least for me.
I had to switch to the Spanish edition because I'm too impatient for the second English novel to come out. I will start by saying that the translation is waaaaaay better and includes more "cultural elements." However, the division of the story between the two books is quite unfortunate, as this second part only includes the third act of the story, which I always found a little meh anyway (dragging on forever and then abruptly ending), barely reaching the halfway mark of the book, and the rest consists of the Extras.
This might be controversial but I didn't love the Extras, I even found some of them boring and repetitive . I wanted to love them but at some point I just found myself looking forward to finishing the book already because it's sooo loooong.
Anyways, I'm done and I even had time to get over the story and even get tired of the characters while reading this second novel, so I'm not even sad. Thank you for the good time Jae-young and Sang-woo ⭐️
I had to switch to the Spanish edition because I'm too impatient for the second English novel to come out. I will start by saying that the translation is waaaaaay better and includes more "cultural elements." However, the division of the story between the two books is quite unfortunate, as this second part only includes the third act of the story, which I always found a little meh anyway (dragging on forever and then abruptly ending), barely reaching the halfway mark of the book, and the rest consists of the Extras.
This might be controversial but I didn't love the Extras, I even found some of them boring and repetitive . I wanted to love them but at some point I just found myself looking forward to finishing the book already because it's sooo loooong.
Anyways, I'm done and I even had time to get over the story and even get tired of the characters while reading this second novel, so I'm not even sad. Thank you for the good time Jae-young and Sang-woo ⭐️
April 13, 2026
This wasn't bad, but it was definitely a step down compared to the first book in this series. I still mostly enjoy Jaeyoung and Sangwoo as a couple, and it was nice to see how their relationship developed. Story beats from the first book were all picked up and dealt with in a mostly satisfying manner. I still enjoy the overall writing style, I never encountered anything that made me outright cringe or shake my head. However, to explain my issues with this book, I have to go into more detail.
The thing is, I don't understand why this book is as long as it is. After the first half, the story should've been done. Jaeyoung and Sangwoo's relationship comes to a nice romantic high point after they've dealt with all their emotional troubles and there would've been enough left to the reader's imagination to think about how their lives continue. But the book just... keeps going. Like, why? The second half of this book is filled with sudden time skips, artificial drama, and unnecessary complications, which are all just made up to keep the book going. It felt so random! It was starting to feel like I was reading a fanfic where the author kept coming up with random drama so the story could continue. It just didn't make sense to me. My interest in the book declined massively after the first half, and by the last 50 pages, I just wanted to be done with it all. We had a good thing going here, but then it overstayed its welcome.
There were things I praised in the first book that now took a turn for the worse in the sequel. I initially liked how Sangwoo being autistic-coded was being treated. It wasn't seen as something big that needed fixing, but rather Sangwoo simply learning to warm up to certain situations. But now the book phrases it as Sangwoo actually becoming less like a robot, that Jaeyoung was able to change him, and that this changed, more warm-hearted and less socially awkward Sangwoo is an improvement. It just felt like the book was now implying that it's actually desirable that Sangwoo HAD TO change his neurodivergent behaviour in order to become a better person.
There were also some aspects to Jaeyoung and Sangwoo's relationship that felt a bit iffy to me. There were several moments during the more spicy scenes when Sangwoo was feeling uncomfortable or unsure, and Jaeyoung outright ignored that and kept going. This was not portrayed as a problem, but rather as a "barrier" they had to break through to experience even more intense intimacy. I don't know, it didn't feel fully consensual at times (or at least not well communicated)...
Apropos intimacy: there was sooooo much s*x in this book, and it started to annoy me at some point. Like, I get it. The BL gotta BL, and the first book was spicy as well. But in the 2nd book, it just feels like whenever Jaeyoung and Sangwoo didn't have any story-related things to do, they would shag. All the time. They would make out, and 10 pages later, there would be another s*x scene. It was just too much shagging and not enough romance for my liking. The smut starts losing its appeal if it happens too frequently. Literally at the very end of the book, when the characters actually need to hurry to get somewhere, they just start snogging again and then book ends. It just felt too random and uneventful after a while.
The thing is, I didn't hate this. But it was disappointing how annoyed I was by the end of the book. The first half is a perfectly solid end to Jaeyoung and Sangwoo's story, but then the book just keeps going and ruins it all with random bullsh*t. Minor flaws from the first book have become way bigger issues. I still really like the first book, and I like the couple's vibe. I just wish the story had found a better way to wrap up their story.
The thing is, I don't understand why this book is as long as it is. After the first half, the story should've been done. Jaeyoung and Sangwoo's relationship comes to a nice romantic high point after they've dealt with all their emotional troubles and there would've been enough left to the reader's imagination to think about how their lives continue. But the book just... keeps going. Like, why? The second half of this book is filled with sudden time skips, artificial drama, and unnecessary complications, which are all just made up to keep the book going. It felt so random! It was starting to feel like I was reading a fanfic where the author kept coming up with random drama so the story could continue. It just didn't make sense to me. My interest in the book declined massively after the first half, and by the last 50 pages, I just wanted to be done with it all. We had a good thing going here, but then it overstayed its welcome.
There were things I praised in the first book that now took a turn for the worse in the sequel. I initially liked how Sangwoo being autistic-coded was being treated. It wasn't seen as something big that needed fixing, but rather Sangwoo simply learning to warm up to certain situations. But now the book phrases it as Sangwoo actually becoming less like a robot, that Jaeyoung was able to change him, and that this changed, more warm-hearted and less socially awkward Sangwoo is an improvement. It just felt like the book was now implying that it's actually desirable that Sangwoo HAD TO change his neurodivergent behaviour in order to become a better person.
There were also some aspects to Jaeyoung and Sangwoo's relationship that felt a bit iffy to me. There were several moments during the more spicy scenes when Sangwoo was feeling uncomfortable or unsure, and Jaeyoung outright ignored that and kept going. This was not portrayed as a problem, but rather as a "barrier" they had to break through to experience even more intense intimacy. I don't know, it didn't feel fully consensual at times (or at least not well communicated)...
Apropos intimacy: there was sooooo much s*x in this book, and it started to annoy me at some point. Like, I get it. The BL gotta BL, and the first book was spicy as well. But in the 2nd book, it just feels like whenever Jaeyoung and Sangwoo didn't have any story-related things to do, they would shag. All the time. They would make out, and 10 pages later, there would be another s*x scene. It was just too much shagging and not enough romance for my liking. The smut starts losing its appeal if it happens too frequently. Literally at the very end of the book, when the characters actually need to hurry to get somewhere, they just start snogging again and then book ends. It just felt too random and uneventful after a while.
The thing is, I didn't hate this. But it was disappointing how annoyed I was by the end of the book. The first half is a perfectly solid end to Jaeyoung and Sangwoo's story, but then the book just keeps going and ruins it all with random bullsh*t. Minor flaws from the first book have become way bigger issues. I still really like the first book, and I like the couple's vibe. I just wish the story had found a better way to wrap up their story.
March 20, 2026
Después de un intensísimo primer volumen, llegamos al desenlace de una historia que nos habla de identidad, de madurez, de autodescubrimiento y de cambios; un enemies to lover ardiente en el que dos personajes antagónicos que jamás debería haberse cruzado terminan locamente enamorados.
Sin poder graduarse a causa de un desgraciado que le había chivado al profesor que había falseado la asistencia en una asignatura obligatoria, el diseñador gráfico Jang Jae-young no puede creerse que, por primera vez en su vida, se haya enamorado y que esta persona sea un hombre, el mismo desgraciado que lo ha obligado a estar un semestre más en la universidad, el mismo chalado que se ha encontrado varias veces y que, en todas ellas, ha vivido situaciones surrealistas; un chalado que lo ha tachado de psicópata, de delincuente, de error del sistema y que luego lo ha buscado para que sea su diseñador y hacer conjuntamente un juego para móviles.
Ese chico, Chu Sang-woo, el piojo verde más raro con el que se ha encontrado jamás, se le ha metido a Jae-young tan bajo la piel que incluso está haciendo cosas que nunca antes había pensado que haría por nadie. Como, por ejemplo, irse corriendo de vuelta a Seúl después de escucharle decir que lo echaba de menos y dejar la reunión familiar de lado, algo que sabe que puede costarle muy caro. Aun así, por primera vez, Jae-young sintió paz en un entorno que lo omprime, lo asfixia. Lo consume. Si está con Sang-woo, todo en el interior de Jae-young está bien, completo, en orden. Pero hay un problema. Uno grave. Y es que Chu Sang-woo, el genio de la programación y que se sabe todos los códigos de programación, es como un robot sin sentimientos, un robot al que el programa del entendimiento del amor no le ha sido instalado. Y esto trae de cabeza a Jae-young, porque le carcome la palabra «te quiero» en el corazón, le quema en la garganta, deseando sus cuerdas vocales el pronucniarlas y liberar esas emociones que lo están consumiendo y, a la vez, le estan dando la vida por primera vez.
Y tiene miedo de decirlo, de confesarle a su compañero sus sentimientos y que este, con su lógica implacable, lo rechace. Porque si bien Jae-young sabe que Sang-woo siente lo mismo que él (o eso cree), le aterra no ser más que un desahogo físico, un simple cuerpo con el que sentir y experimentar el placer del sexo. ¿Qué puede hacer Jae-young si, además, en nada se marcha a Estados Unidos para hacer el máster que tenía previsto después de graduarse?
Por su parte, desconociendo todos los galimatías y dilemas de su compañero, Sang-woo no acaba de entender el amalgama de emociones que lo embargan siempre que está al lado de su hyung. Y es que es incapaz de comprender cómo ha cambiado tanto su vida (¡su rutina!) desde que entró en ella vestido de rojo Jang Jae-young. Y es que sus encuentros no han sido de cuento de hadas, ni mucho menos de K-drama, sino que han sido de película de terror, a cada cual peor que la anterior, encuentros que pusieron a Sang-woo al límite y que, ahora, busca y desea con todo su ser.
Y es que es incapaz de concebir su día a día sin ese error semántico, sin la sonrisa pícara y juguetona de Jae-young, sin sus estupideces, sin su olor, el sonido de su voz, sin sus labios al besarlo, al pronunciar su nombre y sin su cuerpo cálido y desnudo pegado al suyo. ¿Por qué la lujuria no se va después de tantas noches de sexo? ¿Por qué su corazón no deja de acelerarse cada vez que están juntos? ¿Por qué lo necesita tanto en su rutina que, si no lo ve en un par de días, siente que no puede ser un humano adulto funcional?
Sin ser capaz de entender (o más bien sin querer reconocer) lo que está sintiendo por Jae-young, hay algo que preocupa mucho a Sang-woo, y no es el juego que están haciendo, el cual está siendo el mejor de los trabajos de ambos, compenetrándose perfectamente a pesar de lo antagónicos que son, sino el hecho de que, en dos meses, Jae-young se irá del país y Sang-woo no lo verá nunca más. ¿Por qué le duele? ¿Porque sin él no tiene a nadie con quién calmar el ardor de la pasión?, ¿o es algo más fuerte y que va más allá de lo físico?
Terminando este enemies to lovers cómico, pero con su dosis de buen drama y de seriedad, J.Soori se corona con el final de Semantic Error en este segundo volumen, haciéndolo perfecto y, con ello, creando un romance Boys'Love que se merece el cariño de los lectores y el que se te quede grabado en el corazón para siempre.
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Sin poder graduarse a causa de un desgraciado que le había chivado al profesor que había falseado la asistencia en una asignatura obligatoria, el diseñador gráfico Jang Jae-young no puede creerse que, por primera vez en su vida, se haya enamorado y que esta persona sea un hombre, el mismo desgraciado que lo ha obligado a estar un semestre más en la universidad, el mismo chalado que se ha encontrado varias veces y que, en todas ellas, ha vivido situaciones surrealistas; un chalado que lo ha tachado de psicópata, de delincuente, de error del sistema y que luego lo ha buscado para que sea su diseñador y hacer conjuntamente un juego para móviles.
Ese chico, Chu Sang-woo, el piojo verde más raro con el que se ha encontrado jamás, se le ha metido a Jae-young tan bajo la piel que incluso está haciendo cosas que nunca antes había pensado que haría por nadie. Como, por ejemplo, irse corriendo de vuelta a Seúl después de escucharle decir que lo echaba de menos y dejar la reunión familiar de lado, algo que sabe que puede costarle muy caro. Aun así, por primera vez, Jae-young sintió paz en un entorno que lo omprime, lo asfixia. Lo consume. Si está con Sang-woo, todo en el interior de Jae-young está bien, completo, en orden. Pero hay un problema. Uno grave. Y es que Chu Sang-woo, el genio de la programación y que se sabe todos los códigos de programación, es como un robot sin sentimientos, un robot al que el programa del entendimiento del amor no le ha sido instalado. Y esto trae de cabeza a Jae-young, porque le carcome la palabra «te quiero» en el corazón, le quema en la garganta, deseando sus cuerdas vocales el pronucniarlas y liberar esas emociones que lo están consumiendo y, a la vez, le estan dando la vida por primera vez.
Y tiene miedo de decirlo, de confesarle a su compañero sus sentimientos y que este, con su lógica implacable, lo rechace. Porque si bien Jae-young sabe que Sang-woo siente lo mismo que él (o eso cree), le aterra no ser más que un desahogo físico, un simple cuerpo con el que sentir y experimentar el placer del sexo. ¿Qué puede hacer Jae-young si, además, en nada se marcha a Estados Unidos para hacer el máster que tenía previsto después de graduarse?
Por su parte, desconociendo todos los galimatías y dilemas de su compañero, Sang-woo no acaba de entender el amalgama de emociones que lo embargan siempre que está al lado de su hyung. Y es que es incapaz de comprender cómo ha cambiado tanto su vida (¡su rutina!) desde que entró en ella vestido de rojo Jang Jae-young. Y es que sus encuentros no han sido de cuento de hadas, ni mucho menos de K-drama, sino que han sido de película de terror, a cada cual peor que la anterior, encuentros que pusieron a Sang-woo al límite y que, ahora, busca y desea con todo su ser.
Y es que es incapaz de concebir su día a día sin ese error semántico, sin la sonrisa pícara y juguetona de Jae-young, sin sus estupideces, sin su olor, el sonido de su voz, sin sus labios al besarlo, al pronunciar su nombre y sin su cuerpo cálido y desnudo pegado al suyo. ¿Por qué la lujuria no se va después de tantas noches de sexo? ¿Por qué su corazón no deja de acelerarse cada vez que están juntos? ¿Por qué lo necesita tanto en su rutina que, si no lo ve en un par de días, siente que no puede ser un humano adulto funcional?
Sin ser capaz de entender (o más bien sin querer reconocer) lo que está sintiendo por Jae-young, hay algo que preocupa mucho a Sang-woo, y no es el juego que están haciendo, el cual está siendo el mejor de los trabajos de ambos, compenetrándose perfectamente a pesar de lo antagónicos que son, sino el hecho de que, en dos meses, Jae-young se irá del país y Sang-woo no lo verá nunca más. ¿Por qué le duele? ¿Porque sin él no tiene a nadie con quién calmar el ardor de la pasión?, ¿o es algo más fuerte y que va más allá de lo físico?
Terminando este enemies to lovers cómico, pero con su dosis de buen drama y de seriedad, J.Soori se corona con el final de Semantic Error en este segundo volumen, haciéndolo perfecto y, con ello, creando un romance Boys'Love que se merece el cariño de los lectores y el que se te quede grabado en el corazón para siempre.
Podéis leer la reseña completa en mi blog:
https://unabibliotecaentremundos.blog...
May 29, 2026
3,5 🌟
Bueno igual de adictivo peeeero
Sí, siempre un pero.
( en este tomo hasta la mitad es la historia principal y la otra mitad son las side stories. )
EL TEMA ES ASÍ, los protas dan mas vueltas que la calesita porque no se les cae la empatia correcta y la comunicación es PÉSIMA pero por qué se preguntaran...
Pues esa es la trama, como personas completamente opuestas pueden al fin llegar a un encuentro, llegar a ese punto que los una finalmente y ese punto es *drum rolls* sí, el amor 💘 *waaaaaaa*
Básicamente es eso people, no importa lo desencontrados que estén *love wins all* porque cambias, te cambia, cambiamos. Para poder coincidir con el otro (cómo en esta historia) UN CAMBIO BUENO gente. No cambio para mal sino porque son GENTE DISTINTA Y SI LA PERSONA LO VALE CAMBIAS algun mambo tuyo y te amoldas porque la querés y la queres entender y te ama y vos la amas ? Ok?
Ok.
Lo malo: MAS TOXICO EL JAE-YOUNG en este tomo... onda es tóxico tierno pero hay veces que se va de mambo el flaco y la narración como que (lo justifica *red flag*) pero bueno por eso no le doy más stars
Espero alguien entienda este hilo de pensamiento extraño, saludos 🫶
Bueno igual de adictivo peeeero
Sí, siempre un pero.
( en este tomo hasta la mitad es la historia principal y la otra mitad son las side stories. )
EL TEMA ES ASÍ, los protas dan mas vueltas que la calesita porque no se les cae la empatia correcta y la comunicación es PÉSIMA pero por qué se preguntaran...
Pues esa es la trama, como personas completamente opuestas pueden al fin llegar a un encuentro, llegar a ese punto que los una finalmente y ese punto es *drum rolls* sí, el amor 💘 *waaaaaaa*
Básicamente es eso people, no importa lo desencontrados que estén *love wins all* porque cambias, te cambia, cambiamos. Para poder coincidir con el otro (cómo en esta historia) UN CAMBIO BUENO gente. No cambio para mal sino porque son GENTE DISTINTA Y SI LA PERSONA LO VALE CAMBIAS algun mambo tuyo y te amoldas porque la querés y la queres entender y te ama y vos la amas ? Ok?
Ok.
Lo malo: MAS TOXICO EL JAE-YOUNG en este tomo... onda es tóxico tierno pero hay veces que se va de mambo el flaco y la narración como que (lo justifica *red flag*) pero bueno por eso no le doy más stars
Espero alguien entienda este hilo de pensamiento extraño, saludos 🫶
July 7, 2025
Le manwha été un de mes favoris et même si je connaissais l’histoire j’ai pas été déçue au contraire 😍
Jaeyoung et Sangwoo ces petit cœuuuurs 🥹🥹 je les aime trop ! Toujours aussi drôle et mignon , un vrai bonheur à lire
( le supplément très 🌶️ , un régal 😏)
Jaeyoung et Sangwoo ces petit cœuuuurs 🥹🥹 je les aime trop ! Toujours aussi drôle et mignon , un vrai bonheur à lire
( le supplément très 🌶️ , un régal 😏)
March 10, 2022
Lmao, psycho sunbae psycho hoobae xDDD
August 7, 2024
AL FIN HUBO BESO AL FIN HUBO COITO AL FIN HUBO AMOR
November 10, 2025
The tension WILD!
June 23, 2026
Increíble, 2000 estrellas 🦅
July 27, 2025
4 - Très bonne lecture
September 5, 2022
Besties i feel like sangwoo can be on the autism spectrum but IT'S JUST SPECULATIONS.
December 27, 2023
I can't believe I read this in 2 days, this thing is addictive, I love every piece of it, nothing more to say
June 19, 2026
I'm in love with both Sangwoo and Jaeyoung. They're my lifeblood. I feel most at home when I'm reading about them. I want ten more novels with them as the main characters 😭 It's not going to happen, but the heart yearns for it.
I think my favorite thing about this series is how much fun I have while reading it. I laughed out loud multiple times while reading this novel. I even read passages of it out loud to my best friend and cracked myself up revisiting the moments I found the most over-the-top and delightful. It's one of my favorite BL series because of how much raw enjoyment it brings me. It's part of why I don't want to say goodbye to the characters. I'm usually the type of reader, especially with romance, that finds it absurd when a romance has more than one novel; I find it excessive and unnecessary. These two are an exception to the rule. I could read about them forever!
Sangwoo, as always, is number one in my heart. He continues to be oblivious as ever to his own feelings throughout the majority of this novel, and that's part of why I adore him. He wants things to make sense so much that he's convinced himself that what he feels for Jaeyoung is purely physical. Meanwhile, here he is feeling jealous and even crying with frustration at the possibility of Jaeyoung leaving! My baby is in love 🥺 It's so wonderful seeing him navigate such complex emotions when, up to this point in his life, he'd never really felt this strongly about anyone. I always side with my baby...even when he's being obtuse and insufferable 😌💖 It's his right to be messy!
Jaeyoung in this novel got me back in his little evil clutches. He's so smitten with Sangwoo that I can't help but be obsessed with him too! He wants Sangwoo to confess and ask to be boyfriends SO BAD. Like, he wants that man SO BAD. As he should! Sangwoo's babygirl. To be honest, I don't even care that Jaeyoung was out of pocket at the end of this volume. I don't care that he was livid and full of jealousy. I felt bad for my baby because he was clearly upset and confused as to why Jaeyoung was so mad at him...but I get it. He was just frustrated 😩 Show some mercy to my man! I would also be mad if my situationship (who I'm in love with) purposefully tried to make me jealous AND let some other man kiss him. Hello?!?! Anyway. Yes, I'm a proud apologist for Jaeyoung's actions in this volume. Call me toxic. Blame it on my Scorpio nature.
Anyway ✨
I want Sangwoo and Jaeyoung married with 10 kids. They can do surrogacy, adoption, whatever. I really don't care. I need them to be husband and husband and in love for the rest of their lives.
I think my favorite thing about this series is how much fun I have while reading it. I laughed out loud multiple times while reading this novel. I even read passages of it out loud to my best friend and cracked myself up revisiting the moments I found the most over-the-top and delightful. It's one of my favorite BL series because of how much raw enjoyment it brings me. It's part of why I don't want to say goodbye to the characters. I'm usually the type of reader, especially with romance, that finds it absurd when a romance has more than one novel; I find it excessive and unnecessary. These two are an exception to the rule. I could read about them forever!
Sangwoo, as always, is number one in my heart. He continues to be oblivious as ever to his own feelings throughout the majority of this novel, and that's part of why I adore him. He wants things to make sense so much that he's convinced himself that what he feels for Jaeyoung is purely physical. Meanwhile, here he is feeling jealous and even crying with frustration at the possibility of Jaeyoung leaving! My baby is in love 🥺 It's so wonderful seeing him navigate such complex emotions when, up to this point in his life, he'd never really felt this strongly about anyone. I always side with my baby...even when he's being obtuse and insufferable 😌💖 It's his right to be messy!
Jaeyoung in this novel got me back in his little evil clutches. He's so smitten with Sangwoo that I can't help but be obsessed with him too! He wants Sangwoo to confess and ask to be boyfriends SO BAD. Like, he wants that man SO BAD. As he should! Sangwoo's babygirl. To be honest, I don't even care that Jaeyoung was out of pocket at the end of this volume. I don't care that he was livid and full of jealousy. I felt bad for my baby because he was clearly upset and confused as to why Jaeyoung was so mad at him...but I get it. He was just frustrated 😩 Show some mercy to my man! I would also be mad if my situationship (who I'm in love with) purposefully tried to make me jealous AND let some other man kiss him. Hello?!?! Anyway. Yes, I'm a proud apologist for Jaeyoung's actions in this volume. Call me toxic. Blame it on my Scorpio nature.
Anyway ✨
I want Sangwoo and Jaeyoung married with 10 kids. They can do surrogacy, adoption, whatever. I really don't care. I need them to be husband and husband and in love for the rest of their lives.
February 11, 2026
Nel primo volume abbiamo conosciuto Sangwoo e Jaeyoung, due studenti universitari che, dopo un inizio scoppiettante, decidono di collaborare alla creazione di un gioco per cellulari.
Trascorrendo sempre più tempo insieme, capiscono che tra di loro c'è una certa intesa.
Il secondo volume è più intimo e ci permette di capire meglio i sentimenti di entrambi i protagonisti, mostrando come la loro storia stia diventando sempre più seria e, soprattutto, quanto stiano iniziando a essere importanti l’uno per l’altro.
Ho apprezzato la dinamica tra i due personaggi, sono due uomini completamente diversi e tra loro volano scintille, incomprensioni e risate.
La comunicazione, a volte, non è delle migliori e le incomprensioni nascono proprio dalle parole non dette. Questo però rende il tutto più vero e i due personaggi più umani e vicini a noi. Chi non avrebbe paura di dichiararsi e ricevere un rifiuto?
La loro relazione cresce in modo naturale, imperfetto e reale. Entrambi fanno un bel percorso verso la consapevolezza di cosa significhi davvero amare, prendendo sempre più coscienza di sé stessi.
Sangwoo è uno studente modello, abitudinario, ha una routine prestabilita che segue in maniera quasi maniacale, e manca anche un po' di empatia. Jaeyoung, al contrario, è energico, pieno di fantasia e ama stare in mezzo alla gente.
Sangwoo e Jaeyoung sono due poli opposti: razionalità contro istinto, routine contro creatività.
Sono molto ben caratterizzati e, per quanto mi siano piaciuti entrambi, ho una leggera preferenza per Sangwoo. Nel corso delle pagine lui cambia, si apre al mondo, inizia a capire che non tutti sono uguali a lui e che le differenze vanno accolte. Entrare nella sua testa e nel suo cuore è stato un viaggio indescrivibile, seguire i passi che compie, i suoi ragionamenti a volte strampalati e soprattutto vedere come la razionalità viene distrutta dalla forza dell'amore. È un personaggio che mi ha colpito davvero molto.
Questo volume contiene anche degli extra che io ho amato tantissimo e che mi hanno anche fatto sorridere! Tanti momenti significativi che ci fanno scoprire cosa succede dopo
il lieto fine.
Trascorrendo sempre più tempo insieme, capiscono che tra di loro c'è una certa intesa.
Il secondo volume è più intimo e ci permette di capire meglio i sentimenti di entrambi i protagonisti, mostrando come la loro storia stia diventando sempre più seria e, soprattutto, quanto stiano iniziando a essere importanti l’uno per l’altro.
Ho apprezzato la dinamica tra i due personaggi, sono due uomini completamente diversi e tra loro volano scintille, incomprensioni e risate.
La comunicazione, a volte, non è delle migliori e le incomprensioni nascono proprio dalle parole non dette. Questo però rende il tutto più vero e i due personaggi più umani e vicini a noi. Chi non avrebbe paura di dichiararsi e ricevere un rifiuto?
La loro relazione cresce in modo naturale, imperfetto e reale. Entrambi fanno un bel percorso verso la consapevolezza di cosa significhi davvero amare, prendendo sempre più coscienza di sé stessi.
Sangwoo è uno studente modello, abitudinario, ha una routine prestabilita che segue in maniera quasi maniacale, e manca anche un po' di empatia. Jaeyoung, al contrario, è energico, pieno di fantasia e ama stare in mezzo alla gente.
Sangwoo e Jaeyoung sono due poli opposti: razionalità contro istinto, routine contro creatività.
Sono molto ben caratterizzati e, per quanto mi siano piaciuti entrambi, ho una leggera preferenza per Sangwoo. Nel corso delle pagine lui cambia, si apre al mondo, inizia a capire che non tutti sono uguali a lui e che le differenze vanno accolte. Entrare nella sua testa e nel suo cuore è stato un viaggio indescrivibile, seguire i passi che compie, i suoi ragionamenti a volte strampalati e soprattutto vedere come la razionalità viene distrutta dalla forza dell'amore. È un personaggio che mi ha colpito davvero molto.
Questo volume contiene anche degli extra che io ho amato tantissimo e che mi hanno anche fatto sorridere! Tanti momenti significativi che ci fanno scoprire cosa succede dopo
il lieto fine.
February 26, 2026
Il secondo volume di Semantic Error alza nettamente la posta emotiva rispetto al primo. Se il volume uno costruiva le fondamenta, qui entriamo nel vero sviluppo della relazione tra i due personaggi, con più profondità psicologica e più vulnerabilità, regalando ai lettori una progressione coerente e coinvolgente. Il ritmo rimane quello dello slow burn ed ogni passo avanti si sente guadagnato, mai forzato, ed è proprio questo che continua a rendere la lettura appagante.
In questo volume Sangwoo è il vero protagonista della creascita: la sua evoluzione resta coerente con il suo carattere rigido e logico, i cambiamenti sono graduali e credibili, non forzati e si vede chiaramente il suo conflitto interiore tra razionalità ed emozioni.
Il bello è che non diventa improvvisamente più morbido, non c’è nessuna trasformazione drastica, rimane il Sangwoo che abbiamo conosciuto fino in fondo, ma inizia a incrinarsi in modo realistico ed ogni micro-cambiamento è costruito con precisione.
Mentre Jaeyoung mostra lati più profondi rispetto a come ci è stato presentato nel volume precedente. Ha più momenti di vulnerabilità, si capisce meglio quanto Sangwoo riesca ad influenzarlo, ed il bilanciamento tra il suo lato provocatorio e quello più emotivo è gestito benissimo, rendendolo ancora più affascinante.
La forza di Semantic Error non sta solo nella chimica esplosiva tra i due protagonisti, ma anche nella compatibilità conflittuale che c’è tra di loro. Ed uno dei temi centrali è come due persone completamente diverse imparano (male ma ci provano) a capirsi. Questo rende tutto molto realistico e coinvolgente. Anche le scene più semplici sono elettriche, perché i personaggi comunicano anche quando non dicono nulla. Non è scontato cadere nel misunderstanding forzato, ma in Semantic Error i fraintendimenti sono coerenti, derivano dai limiti reali dei personaggi e producono una crescita narrativa.
La narrazione mantiene quel mix perfetto di umorismo secco, imbarazzo adorabile e introspezione emotiva, ed il punto forte dell’autrice è proprio quello di riuscire ad entrare nella testa dei protagonisti senza appesantire la lettura. I dialoghi sono naturali, taglienti quando serve ed efficaci nel costruire la tensione romantica.
Il secondo volume di Semantic Error è tutto ciò che un buon sequel dovrebbe essere: più profondo, più intenso, più emotivamente coinvolgente, senza mai tradire quella che è l’identità dei personaggi.
L’unica cosa che mi ha fatto storcere un po’ il naso è stata la traduzione, a mio avviso alcuni punti si nota un po’ troppo lo sforzo di averlo voluto italianizzare a tutti i costi ma poteva essere scritto molto meglio, grazie al cielo abbiamo un dizionario più che fornito
In questo volume Sangwoo è il vero protagonista della creascita: la sua evoluzione resta coerente con il suo carattere rigido e logico, i cambiamenti sono graduali e credibili, non forzati e si vede chiaramente il suo conflitto interiore tra razionalità ed emozioni.
Il bello è che non diventa improvvisamente più morbido, non c’è nessuna trasformazione drastica, rimane il Sangwoo che abbiamo conosciuto fino in fondo, ma inizia a incrinarsi in modo realistico ed ogni micro-cambiamento è costruito con precisione.
Mentre Jaeyoung mostra lati più profondi rispetto a come ci è stato presentato nel volume precedente. Ha più momenti di vulnerabilità, si capisce meglio quanto Sangwoo riesca ad influenzarlo, ed il bilanciamento tra il suo lato provocatorio e quello più emotivo è gestito benissimo, rendendolo ancora più affascinante.
La forza di Semantic Error non sta solo nella chimica esplosiva tra i due protagonisti, ma anche nella compatibilità conflittuale che c’è tra di loro. Ed uno dei temi centrali è come due persone completamente diverse imparano (male ma ci provano) a capirsi. Questo rende tutto molto realistico e coinvolgente. Anche le scene più semplici sono elettriche, perché i personaggi comunicano anche quando non dicono nulla. Non è scontato cadere nel misunderstanding forzato, ma in Semantic Error i fraintendimenti sono coerenti, derivano dai limiti reali dei personaggi e producono una crescita narrativa.
La narrazione mantiene quel mix perfetto di umorismo secco, imbarazzo adorabile e introspezione emotiva, ed il punto forte dell’autrice è proprio quello di riuscire ad entrare nella testa dei protagonisti senza appesantire la lettura. I dialoghi sono naturali, taglienti quando serve ed efficaci nel costruire la tensione romantica.
Il secondo volume di Semantic Error è tutto ciò che un buon sequel dovrebbe essere: più profondo, più intenso, più emotivamente coinvolgente, senza mai tradire quella che è l’identità dei personaggi.
L’unica cosa che mi ha fatto storcere un po’ il naso è stata la traduzione, a mio avviso alcuni punti si nota un po’ troppo lo sforzo di averlo voluto italianizzare a tutti i costi ma poteva essere scritto molto meglio, grazie al cielo abbiamo un dizionario più che fornito
May 10, 2026
Manchmal reicht ein einziger Mensch, um das sauber sortierte Leben komplett in den Papierkorb zu werfen. Bei Sangwoo ist dieser Mensch natürlich Jaeyoung. Chaotisch, frech, laut, viel zu präsent und genau deshalb vermutlich der schlimmste und beste Systemfehler, der ihm passieren konnte.
Semantic Error 02 macht da weiter, wo Band 1 das Herz schon leicht überhitzt zurückgelassen hat. Nur geht es diesmal weniger um das erste Kribbeln und mehr um die Frage: Was passiert eigentlich, wenn aus Reibung plötzlich echte Nähe wird? Und ja, das ist emotionaler, weicher und an manchen Stellen herrlich anstrengend. Im besten Sinne.
Sangwoo bleibt dieser kontrollierte Perfektionist, bei dem man manchmal denkt: Junge, Gefühle sind keine Excel-Tabelle. Und Jaeyoung? Der stolpert mit seinem ganzen Charme, seiner Unruhe und seiner Direktheit mitten in diese Ordnung hinein, als hätte er nie etwas anderes vorgehabt. Genau dieses Gegenspiel macht wieder richtig Spaß.
Besonders schön ist, dass die Beziehung nicht plötzlich glattgebügelt wird. Die beiden sind unterschiedlich, sie nerven sich, sie fordern sich heraus, sie missverstehen sich und trotzdem spürt man, wie viel da inzwischen gewachsen ist. Dieses langsame Entschlüsseln der eigenen Gefühle passt perfekt zum Titel und trifft genau diesen Boys Love Nerv zwischen Chaos, Herzklopfen und innerem Grinsen.
Nicht jede Szene erfindet das Rad neu, aber ehrlich? Muss sie auch nicht. Das Buch lebt von Dynamik, Nähe und diesem Gefühl, zwei Menschen dabei zuzusehen, wie sie langsam kapieren, dass Liebe manchmal kein Fehler im System ist, sondern das Update, das man dringend gebraucht hat.
Für Fans von koreanischen Light Novels, K-Drama Vibes, Academia Romance und emotionalem Gegensätze ziehen sich an Chaos ist das Finale ein richtig schönes Herzensding.
Semantic Error 02 macht da weiter, wo Band 1 das Herz schon leicht überhitzt zurückgelassen hat. Nur geht es diesmal weniger um das erste Kribbeln und mehr um die Frage: Was passiert eigentlich, wenn aus Reibung plötzlich echte Nähe wird? Und ja, das ist emotionaler, weicher und an manchen Stellen herrlich anstrengend. Im besten Sinne.
Sangwoo bleibt dieser kontrollierte Perfektionist, bei dem man manchmal denkt: Junge, Gefühle sind keine Excel-Tabelle. Und Jaeyoung? Der stolpert mit seinem ganzen Charme, seiner Unruhe und seiner Direktheit mitten in diese Ordnung hinein, als hätte er nie etwas anderes vorgehabt. Genau dieses Gegenspiel macht wieder richtig Spaß.
Besonders schön ist, dass die Beziehung nicht plötzlich glattgebügelt wird. Die beiden sind unterschiedlich, sie nerven sich, sie fordern sich heraus, sie missverstehen sich und trotzdem spürt man, wie viel da inzwischen gewachsen ist. Dieses langsame Entschlüsseln der eigenen Gefühle passt perfekt zum Titel und trifft genau diesen Boys Love Nerv zwischen Chaos, Herzklopfen und innerem Grinsen.
Nicht jede Szene erfindet das Rad neu, aber ehrlich? Muss sie auch nicht. Das Buch lebt von Dynamik, Nähe und diesem Gefühl, zwei Menschen dabei zuzusehen, wie sie langsam kapieren, dass Liebe manchmal kein Fehler im System ist, sondern das Update, das man dringend gebraucht hat.
Für Fans von koreanischen Light Novels, K-Drama Vibes, Academia Romance und emotionalem Gegensätze ziehen sich an Chaos ist das Finale ein richtig schönes Herzensding.
June 20, 2026
3.5 stars. Surprisingly, I didn’t enjoy this volume as much as the first one. I already know the story from the manhwa, and I liked that the novel isn’t as tame, but I felt like the plot was a bit lacking in this section. I don’t mind the smut, far for it, but all they do is fuck 😭 Seriously lol. 🙈 It was getting a bit old after a while and the effect was lessened by it. I kind of lost interest. So this is not getting a four from me.
I did like getting their interior perspective, especially Jaeyoung when he misses Sangwoo during the funeral separation (I got straight-up butterflies when he goes home early because he can’t bear to be away any longer), and Sangwoo’s later jealousy. That was very nicely done. They have incredible chemistry, and overall it was enjoyable, but I went into this really excited to read and then the excitement tapered off a bit. Which is fine.
But mostly I think I’m biased because the editing team—if they have one, though that seems unlikely—did a seriously abysmal job. It’s not the translation so much, although I can’t check myself. The prose is fine for the most part. HOWEVER. There are so many typos, like doubled or missing words. It’s a real shame because it completely breaks the flow and immersion. At this point I might as well learn Korean and read the original book. The occasional mistake is understandable, but this is at the level of cheap and unprofessional. I don’t know if they had tight deadlines, which I can sympathize with as a fellow translator and reviewer, but still. There are so many errors. GOD 😭😭😭 I think the one that did it for me was ‘his eyes shined’. I very nearly threw my phone across the room.
I genuinely love the OG story and don’t want to give this a bad rating just for that reason, so I won’t, but…
Shame on the publisher, for real.
I did like getting their interior perspective, especially Jaeyoung when he misses Sangwoo during the funeral separation (I got straight-up butterflies when he goes home early because he can’t bear to be away any longer), and Sangwoo’s later jealousy. That was very nicely done. They have incredible chemistry, and overall it was enjoyable, but I went into this really excited to read and then the excitement tapered off a bit. Which is fine.
But mostly I think I’m biased because the editing team—if they have one, though that seems unlikely—did a seriously abysmal job. It’s not the translation so much, although I can’t check myself. The prose is fine for the most part. HOWEVER. There are so many typos, like doubled or missing words. It’s a real shame because it completely breaks the flow and immersion. At this point I might as well learn Korean and read the original book. The occasional mistake is understandable, but this is at the level of cheap and unprofessional. I don’t know if they had tight deadlines, which I can sympathize with as a fellow translator and reviewer, but still. There are so many errors. GOD 😭😭😭 I think the one that did it for me was ‘his eyes shined’. I very nearly threw my phone across the room.
I genuinely love the OG story and don’t want to give this a bad rating just for that reason, so I won’t, but…
Shame on the publisher, for real.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 9, 2025
I'm reading Publang's digital English release of Semantic Error! Volume 2 of the novel just ended today and there taking a 6-7 week hiatus before continuing into the volume 3 serialization late July 2025.
I've read the full series with the manhwa's digital release, and I've been following the print release of the manhwa as well, and it's been such a treat to get the source material in English!! I'm a big fan of the manhwa and love the art style and character designs a lot, but it's been so nice reading the original novel that the adaptation is based on. I love all the extra detail with the characters' inner monologues, and the extra nuance we get from the emotional descriptors and use of honorifics. Sangwoo flipping between sunbae-nim and hyung for Jaeyoung and Jaeyoung's "Sangwoo-ya" make their teasing and flirting even better!!
Love the developments in their relationship in this volume! My favorite scene of the whole series is Sangwoo getting his excavator tattoo, and I loved how the tension and emotion came across in the novel!! Volume 1 of the novel covered the first volume of the manhwa and half of volume 2, so I'm assuming volume 2 will have covered through the end of the third volume of the manhwa (assuming, because the manhwa vol 3 hasn't released yet!), but looking forward to the next novel volume to start its serialization next month!
I've read the full series with the manhwa's digital release, and I've been following the print release of the manhwa as well, and it's been such a treat to get the source material in English!! I'm a big fan of the manhwa and love the art style and character designs a lot, but it's been so nice reading the original novel that the adaptation is based on. I love all the extra detail with the characters' inner monologues, and the extra nuance we get from the emotional descriptors and use of honorifics. Sangwoo flipping between sunbae-nim and hyung for Jaeyoung and Jaeyoung's "Sangwoo-ya" make their teasing and flirting even better!!
Love the developments in their relationship in this volume! My favorite scene of the whole series is Sangwoo getting his excavator tattoo, and I loved how the tension and emotion came across in the novel!! Volume 1 of the novel covered the first volume of the manhwa and half of volume 2, so I'm assuming volume 2 will have covered through the end of the third volume of the manhwa (assuming, because the manhwa vol 3 hasn't released yet!), but looking forward to the next novel volume to start its serialization next month!
June 14, 2026
En español son dos volúmenes así que voy a tomar este como el segundo porque aquí no estan agregados los libros en español 🙄.
La historia en sí me gustó, tanto Sang Woo como YaeJoung son personajes bastante complejos a su manera, y me entretuve mucho con su historia, cómo se enamoran y como quedan juntos. Los extras estuvieron divertidos, pero ese ultimo extra donde sale el hermano de YaeJoung, y todo lo que acontece alrededor de eso me pareció horrible.
Entiendo que las coreanas tienen sus "fetiches" y etc, pero berro... Ahí le tuve terror a YaeJoung. Es un personaje masculino extremadamente violento y tóxico, y aunque tiene su paciencia con Sang Woo (y por lo general éste sabe manejarlo), no me gustó como lastimó a Sang Woo.
No idealizo este tipo de narrativas, todo iba relativamente bien para mi hasta ese extra. Me dejó un mal sabor.
Ojalá no hubiese leido eso, pero ya pasó. Así que dejo 4 estrellas de puntaje por ese extra final (repito; segundo volumen en español, último extra).
La historia en sí me gustó, tanto Sang Woo como YaeJoung son personajes bastante complejos a su manera, y me entretuve mucho con su historia, cómo se enamoran y como quedan juntos. Los extras estuvieron divertidos, pero ese ultimo extra donde sale el hermano de YaeJoung, y todo lo que acontece alrededor de eso me pareció horrible.
Entiendo que las coreanas tienen sus "fetiches" y etc, pero berro... Ahí le tuve terror a YaeJoung. Es un personaje masculino extremadamente violento y tóxico, y aunque tiene su paciencia con Sang Woo (y por lo general éste sabe manejarlo), no me gustó como lastimó a Sang Woo.
No idealizo este tipo de narrativas, todo iba relativamente bien para mi hasta ese extra. Me dejó un mal sabor.
Ojalá no hubiese leido eso, pero ya pasó. Así que dejo 4 estrellas de puntaje por ese extra final (repito; segundo volumen en español, último extra).
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