Yeonwoo's Innocence Chapter 134: Spoilers & Release Date

Yeonwoo’s Innocence Chapter 134 is set to release this weekend. This manga perfectly combines comedy, psychology, romance, and school life to produce a plot that is both captivating and unique.

This manga, produced by the writer and artist Esol, features Yeonwoo, a boy with a delicate appearance that often leads others to mistake him for a female student.

Despite his apparent intellect, Yeonwoo has a crush on the mysterious school idol Kang Haesol that he keeps to himself. Yeonwoo is unable to express his affection to Haesol despite his strong emotions since he is fearful and reserved.

The story takes the reader on an interior trip with Yeonwoo, revealing the complexities of his psychology and the difficulties he encounters while managing his first love as a result of this emotional conflict.

It promises to be a wonderful and heartwarming experience, mixing aspects of humor, psychological depth, and sweet romance against a school background. Let’s see when chapter 134 of Yeonwoo’s Innocence is going to be released, the timings, and where to read it.

Yeonwoo’s Innocence Chapter 134 Release Date

In “Yeonwoo’s Innocence,” Chapter 133, we learn what happens when Yeonwoo and his close friend Junhyuk painfully and unexpectedly part ways. Yeonwoo struggles with Junhyuk’s outward coldness and apathy while experiencing severe inner sorrow and bewilderment. Yeonwoo makes an effort to get closer to Junhyuk despite their growing distance.

He makes an effort to approach Junhyuk and strike up a conversation, but all he gets in return is silence and disregard. When Yeonwoo finds that Junhyuk no longer wants to be his friend, he feels abandoned and alone.

Yeonwoo becomes increasingly desperate over the days and worries that if he approaches Junhyuk too closely, he will be rejected once more.

Yeonwoo is confused as to why their formerly strong and dependable friendship abruptly changed. Unexpectedly, he gives Haesol, a friend of Yeonwoo, advice on how to mend his relationship with Junhyuk. She tells Yeonwoo to stay away from Junhyuk, which shocks and frightens him.

According to Haesol, Yeonwoo has become too dependent on Junhyuk, and a high school student shouldn’t have this kind of dependence. Haesol asks Yeonwoo to seize the opportunity to develop his independence.

She stresses that they must temporarily separate for their emotional well-being because their well-being is at risk.

Haesol’s advice breaks Yeonwoo’s heart since Junhyuk is his best friend, and he can’t bear to lose her. He confronts Junhyuk and wishes for a discussion and a solution, but Junhyuk resists, saying he has nothing else to say. Haesol steps in once more to make an effort to reason with him.

Although she acknowledges that Junhyuk has a good cause for keeping his distance from Yeonwoo, the girl feels that doing so would be too far.

In an unexpected turn of events, Junhyuk acknowledges that he no longer feels that Yeonwoo needs him, that Haesol has changed Yeonwoo without his or her effort, and that she is the only person who can return Yeonwoo to “normal.”

Yeonwoo was struck to learn that his statement had resulted in his being unnecessary. As the chapter comes to a close, Junhyuk leaves abruptly, leaving Yeonwoo and Haesol to handle the effects of their conversation.

The future of their relationship is uncertain because it is still tense and unreliable. The preview alludes to a more thorough examination of the characters’ histories and motivations in Chapter 134, particularly about Haesol’s function in Yeonwoo’s life.

There seem to be plenty of unresolved inquiries as the plot develops. Chapter 133 of “Yeonwoo’s Innocence” is an in-depth look at friendship, reliance, and personal growth that leaves readers curious to learn how these individuals will handle their changing relationships in the future.

Yeonwoo’s Innocence Chapter 134 Release Date

Yeonwoo’s Innocence Chapter 134 is set to release on 10 September 2023. Let’s see the timings of Yeonwoo’s Innocence Chapter 134 for various regions:

India: 8:30 PM (IST) on Saturday, 9 September 2023
Japan: midnight (JST) on Sunday, 10 September 2023
Korea: midnight (KST) on Sunday, 10 September 2023
USA: 11:00 AM (EST) on Saturday, 9 September 2023
UK: 4:00 PM (GMT) on Saturday, 9 September 2023
Philippines: 11:00 (PHT) PM on Saturday, 9 September 2023
Australia: 1:00 AM (AEST) on Sunday, 10 September 2023