Diss Love Manga

Summary:

”Who are you?” “Yes?” “A person who praises every lyric of a song.” My unrequited love, who created countless songs while experiencing such heartbreak. Cha Hyunho rose to prominence with antiquated love ballads that had little to do with his physical beauty. His characteristic song, The Listening Wall, was a song that featured ‘a desperate desire to know your every move,’ yet as the title suggests, it was an insane tune. The public found sympathy in common love stories, but they were also enthralled by bizarre love stories to which they could not identify. Cha Hyunho delivered the insane song delicately and handsomely, selling his desire as romance. “Are those songs all about one person?” “Yes.”`

”Who are you?” “Yes?” “A person who praises every lyric of a song.” My unrequited love, who created countless songs while experiencing such heartbreak. Cha Hyunho rose to prominence with antiquated love ballads that had little to do with his physical beauty. His characteristic song, The Listening Wall, was a song that featured ‘a desperate desire to know your every move,’ yet as the title suggests, it was an insane tune. The public found sympathy in common love stories, but they were also enthralled by bizarre love stories to which they could not identify. Cha Hyunho delivered the insane song delicately and handsomely, selling his desire as romance. “Are those songs all about one person?” “Yes.”`

”Who are you?” “Yes?” “A person who praises every lyric of a song.” My unrequited love, who created countless songs while experiencing such heartbreak. Cha Hyunho rose to prominence with antiquated love ballads that had little to do with his physical beauty. His characteristic song, The Listening Wall, was a song that featured ‘a desperate desire to know your every move,’ yet as the title suggests, it was an insane tune. The public found sympathy in common love stories, but they were also enthralled by bizarre love stories to which they could not identify. Cha Hyunho delivered the insane song delicately and handsomely, selling his desire as romance. “Are those songs all about one person?” “Yes.”`