On top of that the typical trope of "the past coming to haunt them" is so well done. It felt like a TV drama as the past was incrementally revealed with each chapter, with the sudden plot twist that provides the answer to the question Taemin has had about Woojin's disappearance.
And just to provide a quote that made me freaking shiver: "I want to invade...as deeply as I can inside you...and fill your entire mind with just me. 'Like?' There's no way that the existence of Yoon Taemin to me...would be explained with such a simple word."
*You've got that freaking right! Aaaaagggghhhh! So goddam hot! Yet so accurate! How could we possibly use the ever-changing, ever-adapting, ever-increasing vocabulary to describe how we feel about someone?? Ugh! So good.
Also, not only does this Manwah portray a wonderful example of an identity crisis and what does it means to be "Me"? Who am "I" without my name, my body, etc? It also does a great service to the "possessive" uke trope without being stalking and abusive.
It ended before I wanted it to but it was still satisfactory. This is not a yaoi at all, definitely just a drama filled BL but nonetheless enjoyable and exciting to read. 10/10 for sure.
