I also feel like The End dungeon was really rushed and felt unfinished. They just kind of skipped around in time and expected you to go along with it. I can't remember much from the beginning since I'm writing this on the 4th day lol but I remember the beginning being better than the ending. Idk I just feel like it was mid. And the characters were kind of forgotten in the end too. The more I'm writing the more I'm remembering the little odd details that kind of threw me off. It just felt like the author got bored of it slightly. Anywho...

I also felt like the main characters s*xual intimacy was confusing. I didn't even realize that they went all the way until half way into the story when they kinda drop that they slept together. And it was just confusing when they were in the middle of an intimate scene and all of a sudden it cuts to after, which I get since it's r-15, but some of the things it contains is a little more mature for r-15. The rating is just weird since it's written like it's for teenagers, and then they just throw in a little bit of drug induced dubious consent in there like it's nothing. Also didn't like the dubcon, but honestly the bar is on the floor for bl, it's better than straight up r*pe at least but it is still infuriating.

Lee Danwoo (MC) : As another reviewer mentioned, he's an unreliable narrator, which I loved. I would consider him my second son. He's not as weak as he thinks he is; he's a genius who doesn't believe he's a genius. He can speak harshly, but everyone around him knows he cares. He's unpredictable yet lonely, hates showing weakness, is stubborn, and can lead like a dictator without hesitation—despite being described as looking like a doll. I always looked forward to seeing how he would handle each situation.

Cha Woowon (ML) : He is my first son. Outwardly, he's kind and polite, with a handsome, hero-like vibe. In reality, he's cold, possessive, fiercely protective, and has strong yandere tendencies. He's the type to get angry with a smile and criticize you without you realizing it. The tags don't do him justice; he's not just a strong, handsome hero but a person with overlooked wants and needs, even within the story. He might be my favorite character (I'm definitely biased).

Kang Woolim and Seo Seojung are fantastic. They're hilarious, interesting, and radiate sibling-duo energy that lightens the tension in the best way.

If there's one thing I hate, it's s*upid, irrelevant villains with no strength. Ki Heeyoon is not that. He's cunning, charming, smart, strong, and incredibly greedy. He doesn't have a tragic backstory—he's simply a criminal, and that makes him all the more effective as a villain.

of his time with Cha Woowon instead of their horrible start. By the time he regress, Lee Danwoo already had enough insight to know that while at the beginning Cha Woowon might not have his best interest in mind, but in the end they do love each other. He wasn't exactly in denial of this, but he pushed it out of his mind in favor for the uglier part of their relationship because that affection might destroy him with Cha Woowon dead.

was a hero but not a gentle one. He had been tempered by loss, so he knew when to get tough. It was a Cha Woowon who, sadly, grew up and matured through grief, so he had sharp edges. Good thing that Lee Danwoo always see through those edges and rougher actions and the present Cha Woowon

The MC has a drug addiction, and everytime MC and ML had s*x, MC was high on drugs and soo vulnerable, the first time I could let it pass since ML was also affected by the drugs, but the second time is a whole new level of mess, while also being messily written