Opposites Attract - Reviews

It's kinda bad. The story is about a tough-looking but a very kind and big-hearted guy who cries 24/7 because of his crush and even more tough-looking, spasms blocking him from showing any sort of humane reaction dude. 

It's lacking. I kept on reading in order to relieve my frustration but it kept getting worse. There is no fluidity. It skips from 0 to 100 real quick and I just couldn't take it anymore. 

Some people might like it but if you thought it was opposites attracts...the bio lied. 

I am still not sure how to feel about this webtoon honestly. From the very beginning art was surprisingly good and ngl that's the very first reason I started reading this series. Also personally I have no problem with the MC. He is a CRYBABY for sure, but he has a very kind heart and all together a very attractive personality. He is hawwt both in and out lmao. I kinda have problem with the love interest( Doojin?) tho. He did many shits before, but it feels like he is getting away with all of them using only ones excuse. He didn't really pay back for what he's done and he never felt any regrets. Also it kinda feels like he got MC back by the end of season one? Still I did read the author's notes by the end of season 1 and she mentioned he is gonna regret shit later(?), so yea maybe that's gonna happen. Anyways I feel like I need to read the next season before deciding I ship them or not lol. Still I recommend this webtoon to Y'all, but I would wait until fall 2022 before starting it. I would rather read season 1& 2 together coz ending of season 1 is not rly satisfying.

I love the arthor / artist so ofcorse am I going to love this too! >///<

I cannot wait to read more! <3

Ok some ppl may be put off by the uke being a "crybaby" but he had the right to say no while having intercourse with the seme and the seme was actually worried about him, even if he sounded like he went out with a lotta girls. I get it, it was uncomfortable for the uke to feel that way but I was glad it didn't turn sour. The art really showed the emotions towards the characters. 

Despite what the other reviews may say, I didn't think this was so bad. Sure, it starts off with terrible pacing, slightly icky art and a bad mcouple, but as you move through the volumes, you can tell that a lot of thought was put into it. I feel like it was intentionally initially written to be like an unhealthy stereotypical BL, but thats not the case. Everything is explained in due time.

By volume two you can really see improvements to everything. The mcouple goes through development; it doesn't stay stagnantly unhealthy. It grows and moves through problems like a REAL COUPLE, not to mention the arguments feel true as well. The seemingly-toxic male lead gets a boatload of character development as well.

By volume three it feels like a proper story and relationship. No fairytale ending either, they still argue and get mad but they work through it. The art has improved like a rocketship as well.

!! SPOILER ALERT !!

If you're wondering why the male lead seems like such a jerk, its because he has a disorder that makes it difficult for him to feel and understand emotions. The majority of his character development circulates around bettering this.