Started reading the webtoon Delusion by Hongjacga. So far, I rate it 5/5. Someone commented that it gives Pigpen by Carnby Kim and SICK, and I see it. It's also creepy and confusing but intriguing. I'm gonna keep reading and will update later.

I'm at episode 31 of Delusion by Hongjacga and the top comment is so real 😭 I've been binge reading for the past hour.

I just finished season 1 of The Last Passage by RD and KIRO, including the afterword, and RD's message made me cry. It's always a delight to see the process of how a webtoon comes to fruition but I don't think I've ever read an afterword that touched me the way TLP's did.

went through my earlier posts and realized I never updated on Flowar by Hongjacga after finishing it. Well my theory was right!

SPOILER ALERT! Hyeonu is definitely not remembering the situation right. It doesn't make sense for his mom to have grabbed the knife if she was comatose. Even if she conveniently woke up as he was about to stab her, there's no way she would have had the strength to stop him. I really hope he didn't actually drink the pill. It's clearly just to control him into integrating into the complex's insanity. Also, the pills are labeled Jimin Ma. I'm guessing that will be his new name if they successfully manipulate him.

I just finished reading Like You've Never Been Hurt by Kyy. It's a fairly short story about a group of friends who love themselves and the people around them despite the hardships they've faced. I would have loved if the story was longer and there were more ups and downs, as the conflicts got resolved pretty quickly. But it still managed to get the moral lesson across. I didn't like that the two-faced girl didn't face any consequences or changed, but that is how life is. No one's perfect and some are meaner than others. They project their insecurities onto other people and make them feel bad so they could feel better about themselves. I guess it's also part of the story's lesson. Just because someone did you bad doesn't mean you should live the rest of your life hung up on their words—live like you've never been hurt. ! SPOILER BELOW ! Anyway, a spin-off focused on their juniors Nuri and Izzy's younger sister, Mini, would be nice, along with their working life. It'd be interesting how Izzy and Seonhwu continue to navigate their relationship when she gets busy getting into the game industry and he's always working overtime.

I've been binge-reading Ctrl+Alt+Resign by Woo Si-mok and Lee Ha-an and I've been enjoying it a lot. It's been a while since I've read a slow burn and wanted to share my thoughts so far. ! SPOILERS BELOW ! I'm pretty sure she likes him back but since she's actually a very anxious person, she's been overthinking what he said about not dating coworkers and that the workplace is just a professional setting. The poem she wanted to tell him is a confession of her feelings but she doesn't want to tell him until they part ways because of that.

I started reading I Dare You by Bongsoo and dai, and I'm enjoying it a lot so far. It reminds me of how kids were in my childhood, consuming the most grotesque content 'cause it's "cool." Subin is just like that. ! SPOILER ALERT ! Subin is an insecure pick me. She's in that phase girls, and young teens in general, typically have where she wants to be seen as different. Being called weird is a compliment to her because it sets her apart. The same goes for her being an art student. She's doing all these humiliation games, so her peers keep seeing her as this unbothered cool girl. However, she has now met her match: a truly unbothered girl who isn't affected by any of Subin and her friends' humiliation tactics.