Rilun

I get the feeling that people are slowly losing their ability to connect with things that take time to feel or understand. Instead,content that's visually intense or sexually charged seems to grab attention much more easily. Maybe it's the impact of short videos, algorithmic culture, or just the overload of information,but the shift feels real, and kind of sad.

But honestly…I've never been sure if it's a"good"story or not. Is popularity really an indicator of quality in webtoons? Of course not.But when a story doesn't get much attention, it's hard not to take it personally.It starts to feel like the silence is saying,"Your story just isn't good enough.”

That thought stayed with me for a long time—and it really weighed me down.

5 years ago, I came up with a new BL story, but something happened, and I never got the chance to draw it. Since then, I've been through a lot at work, and those experiences have helped me grow. They've also made the characters in that story feel more alive and emotional, and along the way, I've come to understand what creating truly means to me.