Both of them have tragic background, which explains their all-consuming loves.

Don't worry, while both their love is smooth sailing (a.k.a no ridiculous misunderstanding or jealousy and no hurting each other) the intriguing conflicts in their surroundings are enjoyable enough.

It's definitely not a bad novel, but at the same time not the best to me. If you love a load of fluff then be my guest. And btw the tags are wrong, there's no comedy in this novel and it's definitely yaoi with the amount of making out and s*x it describes. And here's why I think it belongs in middle section:

• • My main problem during the entire novel was MC's condition and emotional growth. In short, MC was mentally ab*sed since childhood, he was trafficked, later put into care of irresponsible gambling grandma, who sent him to school not in accordance with his education level, he thus was bullied a lot, sold him to an old dude for money, then sent him to school/establishment for behavior correction. When MC is reborn he is about to be taken back to his "loving" family, he still bears a load fo psychological shadows and his main trait is not that he is s*upid how he claims and not slow, but he's one-dimensional in his tasks, he's better with science than humanitarian, he's very blunt and short-sentensed in his speech. When ML figured these things out he actually contacted a specialist who gave load of literature and advised to broaden MC's world to improve his lifestyle and later apply therapy. In this situation I can't help, but blame ML, however kind and caring and loving he is what he's doing during entire is playing a vinegar jar too many times. What I especially didn't like is that these emtions are directed even at close family members. Mind you, MC is very perceiving towards these emotions and he became very dependant on ML, so he'd be very worried to be abandoned or misunderstood, which causes him emotional anguish. You hear time and time again - only you, only for you, only because of you. Which basically shrunk entire MC's world. I DON'T appreciate how this part was handled. Especially due to their plan, which happens at the later part of the novel. Now. Do you remember what doctor advised? I don't think anyone who should remember think of it;

• • My second problem was with the excessive amount of fluff. I'd like to note that at times those intimate scenes were really adding to their development in relationship and emotional growth of MC so he could feel stable. But it's just too much and too repetitive. At the end I started to skip those scenes entirely. To me it actually cheapens the romance and slows the story progress. Tbh the novel is only 100 chapters long, but chapters are immensely huge and also this filler water with romance or description of daily action (e.g. Waking up, going to bathroom, eating, watching tv etc.. This type of unnecessary information~) ;

• • Obvious flaws in storytelling. The reason I never shed a tear, despite some really dramatic things happening was because some things were really perfunctory. At times it really lacked depth and some motivation of characters is just thrown at you like 'yeah btw~'. Sure, things behind actions are messed up, but they are quite abrupt and sometimes, if you try to think logically, they don't really put well together. There's too many 'coincidental' stuff going on. And it's weird how these things appear only because MC and ML appeared, which I find weird, since not every head of a family a s*upid f*ck, they should notice and realize things. Also some accidental meeting were really from a fantasy isle. Some things were used as a plot twists several times, identical stuff but with different filling.

You might find it cute or anything you like, but I look from the perspective, which is not clouded with pink, but actually evaluating what characters do and how they connect to each other. Do I recommend? Not really. Only for people who don't really want to think too much while reading and are not against the huge amount of fluff.