Guide to Regression for Supporting Roles

So far, it feels like a true harem honestly. Cover/Cha Seohoo got 6 potential mls in his grasp lol, not to mention his freaky (with one exception) not-bound-by-blood 'brothers.'

Eszett

Personally, I dwell on the concept, world-building, structure, pacing and engagement it has to keep me sticking. The storyline was just the right amount for me when it comes to setting the mood right for some romancing, while sobering up to avoid getting off-course with the gushing elements. Aside from plot devices, Seo-hoo is practically a beam that livens up the room for everyone. Age-wise, he's placed younger via majority that sometimes it lay bare with his attitude and expressions, which is starking to his nature of running in-charge being the weight of their operation. He's a multilayered character who goes by his feelings than he plays himself with the board; usually others would be on-guard and rely means through calculations but he sides with whatever works to dispense in his palms. He is vulnerable yet still brave enough to patch up weaknesses to be solid. He has groundwork and I like seeing how he steers himself of trouble. Also, past the common factor for his harem to be swooned by him, they get along fine as a disoriented party that balances coordination out of the group—one way or the other, they seem like a bunch of friends when clearly not. They would hate me for that.

dslaein

It’s a story for those who enjoy “Multiple Tops, One Bottom.” Instead of focusing on the “romance” parts, it focuses more on “action” with a side of “Multiple Tops, One Bottom.” When looking for these kinds of stories, I dislike it if only one Top is favored and all the other Tops fade into the background. This one gives somewhat an adequate amount of screentime to all the Tops. Cha Seohoo is a charismatic and cunning person. He’s also rather playful (at least in his “Cover” identity). I think he’s been a huge tease to all the male leads (huge emphasis on plural form). I believe it’s best if you go in because you like the tag “Multiple Tops, One Bottom” itself, instead of wishing to explore in-depth relationships with *all* the Tops. PS: There are more Tops to be introduced aside from the ones in the synopsis. I think it’s a personal trait of the author because they wrote the previous novel with the same ‘Multiple Tops, One Bottom’ tag in the same way.

solyoon

same author as 'i dont want this reincarnation'! similarly it's harem. i'm like 300 chapters in but it's been mostly plot based with very little romantic developments (from the mc's side). mc seems to like women too much but we'll see how he changes lmao..

noru