kaizen's Manga

The story was quite boring and poorly written. What was the reason for Min’s feelings to change all of a sudden? Was the professor given proper closure with Min? After all, Min pursued her so sincerely, and now all of a sudden she’s decided to completely change her feelings solely because of a little love letter. Also, Seyun and Yuna had more chemistry than the main couple; I’d rather read a manhwa about the two of them.

I liked it but I wish it were longer. I’ve somehow grown attached to this couple, so I was a bit caught off guard by the sudden timeskip. The art style is just to my liking. The plot was not impeccable, but it was better than others I’ve read.

For some reason this manhwa is just really my type of story. Maybe I like the childhood friends trope? I’m not sure. But I enjoyed the constant push-and-pull relationship they had (although it was frustrating at some point). The art style is just chef’s kiss! I’m in love with how the illustrator designed Jiwon; she’s insanely attractive and gorgeous. The pacing was not too fast nor too slow—just the right pace. Anyway, the conclusion is I really enjoyed reading this. It gave me butterflies in my stomach.

This is one of the first sapphic medias I was introduced to, and so I am grateful for this animanga for just that. Honestly I can't remember much of it so I can't give an actual description of my review. However, I remember that I kind of enjoyed it when I was reading it.