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Oh, Yi Gyung likes Bong Won, that's for sure (and it is mutual, actually?)... but I think she is relatively confused as to how close she wants him to be. There's the whole thing that he is immortal, and that, even if they become an item, he would still outlive her (considering that it seems like...

@mitsuki48 iirc, it wasn't Umino who mentioned that she had been dealing with anxiety and depression issues, but one of the professional shogi players/consultants that do their columns in the tankoubon releases of the manga, as they confessed it in one of those. Either way, about the shortness...

Is that (a) Batman in the crowd? Lol. I love that they have these kind of forums, it's like... they really want to blend with humans better and try everything in their hands to do so. But, I wonder, why beating up Bong Won for something that was really out of his hands? Letting an innocent...

Sudden thought I had when checking this chapter. What if the person that was following Yoo-il in the street lots of chapters ago was actually one of these blue bird stalkers and not the crazy fan (although, she was definitely a red herring)?. This guy said a similar thing to her that this...

@yuchiyo I was going to say this in an earlier episode, but I suspect that the chocolate that was in the table (one that looked like bitten?) wasn't probably put by Yoo-il, either, if that's the case. Someone also pointed it out in the top comments of that chapter in Naver, too. Still, too...

All those opinions about Tentouji-kun are quite valid. Definitely stuff I would say for that kind of character, too, lmao. Ahhhh, popularity polls in manga.

Uh oh, I feel like Bong Won got hurt that Yi Gyung simply let go off his hands just like that when Ho Seon appeared...

"What happened to her?!" Maeno happened. Simple as that. Also, I feel like Miyako is just... trying to not tell anything personal/private to Maeno, anymore, for obvious reasons. ...that Tanuki bastard.

...I just remembered that Hori doesn't like being given homemade food... that's why Kashima was going through the package and the branding steps... literally to trick him that she bought whatever she made. ...Still too extra if you ask me, lol, but okay. The result was a nice payoff (despite...

"My heart is thumping opening this letter...!" But I bet it's not exactly for the good reasons. I pity all those one-shot characters that (mostly) do not appear at all after they do, wondering about why all the main cast seem to have or share like one braincell when they get on scene.

Personal opinion, but I think Go Ara should improve a way to tell what is in the past and what is not. I kinda see where it gets confusing. So, from my understanding - that guy set Yi Gyung a prank with a letter, but the encounter ended up with her being robbed by ppl unrelated to him, and she...

I feel a little bit nostalgic because there was this one time where I went to a PC/cyber café on a Saturday to print some high school homework, and one of the owners of the place was watching a K-drama online on one of the computers, lol. This was a LONG time ago, as well, hahah. Just realized...

Actual good question, it's "Let's Love" popular because it is a very generic shoujo manga because it's not... really that distinctive (according to the editorial department of the Romance magazine)? *thinking emoji* ...then again, I think of a couple of IRL shoujo series that are popular and I...

I just realized that Miyako's work isn't THAT popular with the readers as well, considering how many new series (or one shots?) she seems to be doing whenever she appears. And sure, time continuum here is comic book time at the end of the day, but, compared to the constant ongoing Nozaki's...

I really feel for Miyamae, from having a fairly incompetent senpai co-worker as Maeno (who happens to be a high school ex-classmate) and also an (somewhat incompetent?) author as Nozaki under his care (and another 3 to top that! AHHHH) Uhmm... ganbare, Miyamae...? (I agree this was an amazing...

As I have said before, this kind of stuff kinda hits hard because their hard reality is like that: these are vampires living through immortality, but their dear ones (family and friends)... eventually grow older. I really love Granny. Really praying the author doesn't kill her off.

Basically Bong Won adopted a 17 year old teenager that is never going to grow up because vampires, and yet they have been figthing and reconciling about the same stuff every few years since. Lol. Amazing.

@reiS225 You pretty much nailed it: That's pretty much why I love the series itself, although I understand it's not for everyone, either. However, I wish people would come in terms that not every series should have a "perfect" main character (or cast) with a perfect character development, and...

Giving it said, "gomen, gomen" in the original hangeul... does that mean this is a reference to Saint Young Men's Jesus and Budha rather than the ACTUAL deities??? *Cough* Anyway. Poor Aimu, being dragged to this mess... lol.

That Kermit the Frog took me by surprise, ngl. I just love them! Family! So freaking cute~ Ho Seon hugging granny! Awwww...