The Secret of the Partner Next to You - Vol. 2 Ch. 64

[MangaDex]

 

[Goose0810]

THATS MY BOY

 

[ActuallyArma]

Fucked around and immediately found out

 

[Fmeza08]

Ohhhh sheeet they don fucked up

 

[ElfWastaken]

Fuck em up

 

[bryan01x]

Beat them, rip them off to shreds

 

[noobplant]

Here comes the pain!

 

[Seether00]

Our boy has grown up

 

[theshet]

SOBER MC GOING HAM LETS GOOOO

 

[PlasmaLance07]

Well if you going to play a dangerous game just wait till the mc makes your realize he is the game master

 

[ColdX]

thats ma boi!!! he literally become dragon dude

 

[giantmarshmallow]

LET'S GOOOO

 

[comeonnow0]

Nope. Bad arc. Bad writing. Nope.

First, it's a cliche. I think that's uncontroversial for me to say. You may be fine with cliches, and that's okay. But it's pretty clearly a cliche.

Second, it does the same kind of thing that the stalker arc did a while ago. Remember when there was that stalker student going after that one girl, Jiwon? It was this [male] character introduced without any depth and purely to be an antagonist so that the male main character, Kiryong, could look cool. In addition to being an overly done cliche, it's just cheap and shallow. Two creepy brosifs find the sick and weak Jae-Kyung, and then they (well, one, at least) try to take advantage of her.

I was actually really hoping it wouldn't go this way because they talked about helping her. I thought the writer was actually going to make them have depth of character instead of being plot devices to show off how Kiryong's physical training is being used to protect Jae-Kyung.

It's cheap, shallow, and a cliche.

 

[JustAU-]

FUCK EM UP THEY FUCKED AROUND AND NOW KIRYOUNG LETTING THEM KNOW HE FOUND OUT

 

[winterume]

hell yeah fuck em up! but i really hate when we women get sexually harassed on mangas/books just for the sake of progress and plot.

 

[testableneptune]

bro finally grew balls! hell yeah son

 

[radstylix]

I wouldn't mind them just taking for fun (not lewd) pictures with her and posing. Would've probably been funnier, but of course the male protag has to save her which I don't mind.

 

[Shiirooooooooo]

dayum so cliche. I love it

 

[whydidireadthis]

No ntr blackmailing for this guy.

 

[NorseLoki]

Nope. Bad arc. Bad writing. Nope.

First, it's a cliche. I think that's uncontroversial for me to say. You may be fine with cliches, and that's okay. But it's pretty clearly a cliche.

Second, it does the same kind of thing that the stalker arc did a while ago. Remember when there was that stalker student going after that one girl, Jiwon? It was this [male] character introduced without any depth and purely to be an antagonist so that the male main character, Kiryong, could look cool. In addition to being an overly done cliche, it's just cheap and shallow. Two creepy brosifs find the sick and weak Jae-Kyung, and then they (well, one, at least) try to take advantage of her.

I was actually really hoping it wouldn't go this way because they talked about helping her. I thought the writer was actually going to make them have depth of character instead of being plot devices to show off how Kiryong's physical training is being used to protect Jae-Kyung.

It's cheap, shallow, and a cliche.

I mean... they are called overused tropes for a reason.