Webtoon Character Na Kang Lim - Ch. 139 - Expectation or Betrayal

[MangaDex]

 

[Faint15]

Well, we already know what is going to happen lol.

 

[SaladTasteNice]

The soulless passion driven desire of the parents is horrifying. I'm glad it didn't get passed down to the children. I wonder how they even got to this point in the first place?

 

[Tasha_Godspell]

Oh no

 

[DaDragoon3]

nah but why is this such a hype arc
His sister is so pure I understand why he’s going to get revenge on his bastard parents

 

[QueenNether]

No one gonna question the one panel where he's just standing in front of a picture of his parent's buck naked. It's not like he just took a shower cause there is no towel in sight, and I don't think there was anything that looked like an underwear band, so I'm gonna be convinced he was jacking off to the thought of getting revenge.

 

[Cheesesus]

I have a gut feeling they didn't agree that easily. They must have attach a condition of some kind.

I refuse to believe they just simply said "yes".

 

[Yomitachiacc]

This is so melodramatic over merely neglectful but still providing parents.

 

[Sanjit]

No one gonna question the one panel where he's just standing in front of a picture of his parent's buck naked. It's not like he just took a shower cause his glasses are on, and I don't think there was anything that looked like an underwear band, so I'm gonna be convinced he was jacking off to the thought of getting revenge.

What in the Oedipus complex

 

[Krisawo]

This is so melodramatic over merely neglectful but still providing parents.

Lol Really? Merely?

 

[MelReinH]

This is so melodramatic over merely neglectful but still providing parents.

Small agree. I think the desire for revenge and immense hatred is valid, but also looks kinda corny here. I think for me its the scene where he's in front of images of his parents in the mirror while half naked. Lol.

Mostly disagree. "Merely neglectful" in the child's emotional needs should be taken seriously. The parents literally could not care less what happens to their children since all they need to do is "throw money at the hospital to fix them." That's messed up. His emotions are valid to me.

Not sure how korea works, but in America at least emotional neglect isn't illegal (quick Google search). So... not sure how valid his revenge plan is.

 

[nanashi-san]

No one gonna question the one panel where he's just standing in front of a picture of his parent's buck naked. It's not like he just took a shower cause his glasses are on, and I don't think there was anything that looked like an underwear band, so I'm gonna be convinced he was jacking off to the thought of getting revenge.

Troll post. His glasses are off, and even if they're on, you can put glasses on before the shirt if the shirt has buttons since you won't have to pull your head through it unlike a tighter t-shirt. Just dry your hair first.
As for the "picture", he is imagining his neglectful parents. He's not necessarily literally seeing them as a reflection in the mirror, but as cinematic effect for the reader. It is not a printed photograph. What kind of bathroom sink doesn't have a mirror?
The scene flows smoothly.

Spoiler: screenshot

 

[QueenNether]

Troll post. His glasses are off, and even if they're on, you can put glasses on before the shirt if the shirt has buttons since you won't have to pull your head through it unlike a tighter t-shirt. Just dry your hair first.
As for the "picture", he is imagining his neglectful parents. He's not necessarily literally seeing them as a reflection in the mirror, but as cinematic effect for the reader. It is not a printed photograph. What kind of bathroom sink doesn't have a mirror?
The scene flows smoothly.

Spoiler: screenshot

You say mirror I say the parents are definitely self centered enough to have a picture of themselves in the bathroom instead of a mirror.

 

[LemonLies]

This is so melodramatic over merely neglectful but still providing parents.

From a child development perspective, neglect is an extremely serious problem. Depending on specifics, it's not uncommon for childhood neglect to cause mental health issues in the same league of severity as straight-up abuse.