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Kyrex · 08-03-2009

Just when you thought Ji-Hyun was getting too annoying to bear, Yuna comes back and makes the comic just a few degrees short of unbearable! What started as a slow and incredibly well-paced TG is quickly falling apart and descending into madness.

Obvious insanity aside (characters not noticing changes, ghosts, malicious alter egos) I have to say that this story stopped making sense as soon as Ji-Hyun was introduced. She has no memories and the mentality of a 3 year old. She is barely self-aware and yet she has these intense feelings of love for Jin Young, despite barely understanding that she's female.

Now Yuna is back and somehow, she thinks she's going to win over Jin Young despite killing off his best friend, emotionally destroying his best friend's girlfriend, and messing up his life forever. What part of that plan made sense? How is that even supposed to work out?

08-03-2009	#338
Kyrex The Thread Ender Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Directy above the center of the Earth Posts: 251	Re: Girl in my dream Just when you thought Ji-Hyun was getting too annoying to bear, Yuna comes back and makes the comic just a few degrees short of unbearable! What started as a slow and incredibly well-paced TG is quickly falling apart and descending into madness. Obvious insanity aside (characters not noticing changes, ghosts, malicious alter egos) I have to say that this story stopped making sense as soon as Ji-Hyun was introduced. She has no memories and the mentality of a 3 year old. She is barely self-aware and yet she has these intense feelings of love for Jin Young, despite barely understanding that she's female. Now Yuna is back and somehow, she thinks she's going to win over Jin Young despite killing off his best friend, emotionally destroying his best friend's girlfriend, and messing up his life forever. What part of that plan made sense? How is that even supposed to work out?