This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. I give this a 2.5 because I still enjoyed the webtoon and still think it might earn a higher grading if those side stories answer the lots of questions that still need to be answered.more I also would like to know about the other characters involved in this story. He decided to act instead of being cowardly. I do, however, enjoy seeing Jinyoo having more courage at the end. A lot of us readers, however, can't help but make the comparison when Obey Me has been released just after Killing Stalking has wrapped up. They have a completely different plot and storyline. Then again, maybe comparing Obey Me and Killing Stalking is a bit unfair. Those are just the two of the biggest question that are left unanswered I have from the other several bigger questions. And speaking of Gyuh-Wool, what the heck was up with that ending? It left so ambiguously and made little sense. One question that keeps bothering me is how in the world did Gyuh-Wool get the money to pull all this off? He must have a lot of money if he can afford nine lawyers. What's more, there seems to be a lot of unanswered questions. A lot of the dark themes in this webtoon seem more for shock value. When comparing to Killing Stalking, it falls short. Like many other reviewers, I came to this webtoon right after Killing Stalking because I wanted to read another BL with a dark theme. I wanted to wait to give my review but it doesn't seem the translator is going to get to those any time soon. Wha Well, on the English website the story has officially wrapped up, but on the Korean site, there seem to be a couple of side stories.
Well, on the English website the story has officially wrapped up, but on the Korean site, there seem to be a couple of side stories.
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