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A review by the_argumentative_bong
그 끝에 있는 것 1 [At the End of the Road 1] by Haribo
Did not finish book.
2.0
The artwork is good, but not enough to counteract the extremely disturbing and problematic storyline.
Not for me. I can take my share of morally gray characters any fine day, but I draw the line at blatant disregard of basic humanity.
Taemin is too confused as to whether he should behave as himself or Si-won whose body he is currently in, while Woojin is too uni-dimensional to be interesting. Tall, handsome and brooding do not necessarily equate to interesting, and seriously he is too bland to keep my attention. The plot holes are so numerous that nothing less than a miracle would salvage this, and I am not in the mood to take my time and find out.
Gaah!
Merged review:
The artwork is good, but not enough to counteract the extremely disturbing and problematic storyline.
Not for me. I can take my share of morally gray characters any fine day, but I draw the line at blatant disregard of basic humanity.
Taemin is too confused as to whether he should behave as himself or Si-won whose body he is currently in, while Woojin is too uni-dimensional to be interesting. Tall, handsome and brooding do not necessarily equate to interesting, and seriously he is too bland to keep my attention. The plot holes are so numerous that nothing less than a miracle would salvage this, and I am not in the mood to take my time and find out.
Gaah!
Not for me. I can take my share of morally gray characters any fine day, but I draw the line at blatant disregard of basic humanity.
Taemin is too confused as to whether he should behave as himself or Si-won whose body he is currently in, while Woojin is too uni-dimensional to be interesting. Tall, handsome and brooding do not necessarily equate to interesting, and seriously he is too bland to keep my attention. The plot holes are so numerous that nothing less than a miracle would salvage this, and I am not in the mood to take my time and find out.
Gaah!
Merged review:
The artwork is good, but not enough to counteract the extremely disturbing and problematic storyline.
Not for me. I can take my share of morally gray characters any fine day, but I draw the line at blatant disregard of basic humanity.
Taemin is too confused as to whether he should behave as himself or Si-won whose body he is currently in, while Woojin is too uni-dimensional to be interesting. Tall, handsome and brooding do not necessarily equate to interesting, and seriously he is too bland to keep my attention. The plot holes are so numerous that nothing less than a miracle would salvage this, and I am not in the mood to take my time and find out.
Gaah!