There are lots of uncomfortable things if you're not used to read any dark stuff but if you're used to it, this is enjoyable esp the suspense, build up, turn of events, pov changes with reveals and classical music insertion was a great spice to add. This is not a matter of red or green flags but how a beast and a tamer can find love. (Reminds me of that manhwa "The beast must die" with a mix of chasing the crematorium trope). I'll try my best not to spoil

I... more>> really like Haewon, he has a spine! Tho sometimes too risky which was intentional

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Like hurting himself by using those disgusting chaebols srsly, to hurt ML too

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One my fav Haewoon lines tho (not to ML btw) "Are you better than Beethoven?" "Better than Bach?" LMAOOO I LOVE HIM

Also Haewon to Woojin be: "let's go to the bed grandpa" meme

As for Woojin, like I said, it felt conflicting and frustrating. A mixture of feeling mad and sad for him

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what he did was srsly despicable and will never be excused despite not being "involved". I still feel bad for Taesin, he didn't deserve to experience that

What I felt sad for Woojin tho is, he didnt choose to have an antisocial disorder it's something he can't remove and was born with it. His fam avoiding him at all cost made him much worse. (His mom tho, I can see that she loves him and did her best to understand him). With Haewon there, theres some relieving feeling that someone would love him despite being like that and embraced while taming his monsterness. (Im feeling like his mom lol srsly that got a monster son that finally got his first love and someone finally got to love him back T_T)

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I really applaud the author how they conveyed his charac.

About the CP interaction, their serious and non serious banters was great to read. I don't mind the obsessions too LMAO. They're a matchmade ngl. There are also times when

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I want Haewon to know the truth and RUUN. And sometimes want Woojin to CHASE HIM

Despite all those big problems, I still cheered for the 2 to end up with each other as long as no more lies and hiding of things. Which the author indeed delivered

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was a unique one and smart of the author. Last 2 chapters are my fav (like srsly, finally free from problems) made me chuckle with the convos

How the truths were unveiled was really the best part that your srsly into the thrill (title drop lol). Kinda funny with misunderstandings

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SINCE IT'S THE TRUTH Also didnt expect for Jaemin to be actually a good person esp towards the ending

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Such a satisfying ending too <<less

Not a work I'd expect to see here but a welcome surprise nevertheless (we will get to this later).
Leefail is an icon with impeccable writing that gives off a strong sense of immorality and s*xual tension. Into the Thrill happens to be an old work of theirs and the most popular. Once you get a taste of their stories I believe you'd get as addicted or maybe even crawl on all fours like I did. I got a chuckle out of the official custom keywords listing #Thrill. I understand the choice for using the manhwa cover but I recommend looking up on the original covers! This publisher makes the most beautiful designs and I personally loved the double entendre in every one of the volumes.

ITT comes in two parts, 4 volumes for Part 1 and 3 for Part 2. With two volumes' worth of short stories. It's a fairly lengthy work as well so pray tell it gets completely translated down the road.
Do take note that there are strong likes and dislikes for this work. If the main characters' deeds early in the story puts you off, then high chances that you will not be able to enjoy the rest of the story. Because this isn't about seeking salvation or exacting revenge. Be prepared because this will be a 'summary-ish' lengthy essay or whatever you call it. The brainrot hasn't left me for over a year.

The work is about how two unexpected figures get together, one who holds zero attachments to relationships and things around him and a control freak who seeks perfection and order in his life. With only the death of a person connecting each other, this novel tells you how every action has its repercussions, and that a relationship with unstable roots could never hold for long. They continue to separate and get together with their emotions (or lack thereof) slowly changing along the way. Part 1 is pretty much the prologue through Haewon's POV. You can see his apathy and the influence creeping in and changing him, but not without a few uncanny scenes that doesn't click just right.

Here's the reason why this work may evoke divided feelings

Once you reach Part 2, you will be greeted to a special volume completely in Woojin's POV. Frankly I was pikachushockedface. jpg when I got hit with infodump in the beginning but fret not as it gets even more fascinating because you get to see just how insane this man is. Though it appears as if he's trying to justify his acts on a ground level, you will slowly begin to realise that this man maybe truly doesn't know what empathy is. He sees his life as a system, starting with his confusion over his obsession with Haewon. To him, Haewon was a flaw, a speck of dust that can be ignored, a possession easy to manipulate and yet this singularity continues to interfere on his daily life. This lack of realisation punishes him in Part 2.

As this man has no idea of the changes within him, he maintained his convictions that his actions thus far will bring him answers, continuing his threads of manipulation. One important thing to note is that he doesn't violate Haewon. Dubcon can be argued I suppose, but his actions throughout the novel was just him trying to pursue Haewon. Some spoilers below:

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Of course Woojin, lacking emotional capacity doesn't register that feeling of losing everything because he realises the only thing he wanted was Haewon. In Part 2, Haewon tells him he could only be satisfied with his death in the beginning but Woojin tells him this,

And once his life goals change,

From an outsider's POV people are free to say they will never last long but you cannot deny that they truly loved each other in the end. Haewon, a prideful cat who refused to put himself down for others, slowly grows to accept and finally understood what love is. Woojin, who only understood the system of adapting and handling things with logic, now understands that adjusting to Haewon wasn't simply just manipulation but out of affection (even if he can't understand what 'affection' is).

The habits seeping into each other was a great touch. Like getting the same car model as your lover because you grew to like it, or listening to your fickle lover's unreasonable requests and eating the foods you don't even like. It's cute. Did I forget to mention how obsessed they are with each other's scent?
Got my ass cackling when he had to calculate how far should his brutal honesty go even after all that vow never to tell lies just to keep Haewon from worrying too much.

If it isn't any obvious the snu rating gets a Thrill/10 there's so much tension it's obscene.

TLDR, they were each other's first love. Haewon's just a purebred cat with zero sense of danger and Woojin's a desperate cat butler determind to win his heart and maybe sniff his soft primordial pouch. Guaranteed to highlight more than half the novel's quotes.