A Man's Man - Ch. 204

[MangaDex]

 

[IbnAurum]

I guess Hyeon wants to avoid the spotlight, even if his leading role is obvious to those involved. Can he come out of this not smelling like roses? Like, surely they'd have to promote him or smth.

 

[DanJADO]

This story deserve more love. Its hard to create hype in a modern non-fiction setting just with dialogue.

 

[masquerader]

Why aren't more people reading this? It's actually so good. There's a reason it managed to reach 200+ chapters, after all.

 

[AlecHero]

Why aren't more people reading this? It's actually so good. There's a reason it managed to reach 200+ chapters, after all.

I believe it’s just because people aren’t used to there being manwha on mangadex, which is fair because it must be less than 10% of manwha which is also on here.

 

[AlecHero]

I guess Hyeon wants to avoid the spotlight, even if his leading role is obvious to those involved. Can he come out of this not smelling like roses? Like, surely they'd have to promote him or smth.

He surely knows that the right people understand his worth, and as he has said before, the royals at the true top are the most important to get on your side in the end. CEO only has so much worth without them.

 

[IbnAurum]

He surely knows that the right people understand his worth, and as he has said before, the royals at the true top are the most important to get on your side in the end. CEO only has so much worth without them.

Yeah, which makes Director Go's misunderstanding of Hyeon being a secret royal hilarious, I wonder if he still believes that? If anything, this development might further enshrine Hyeon's majesty in Go's eyes.

 

[randoms986]

Yeah, which makes Director Go's misunderstanding of Hyeon being a secret royal hilarious, I wonder if he still believes that? If anything, this development might further enshrine Hyeon's majesty in Go's eyes.

I want to see his reaction when he finds out that MC wasn't a royal family member.