| I haven't been reading much manhwa lately, but the title caught my interest. I like reading delinquent themed stories. What I like most is how Young-wo interacts with Haru and the social realizations she comes to about how she's behaved all this time with only studying on her mind. It's refreshing that Young-Wo doesn't come off as preachy about studying (though she appears to enjoy it a bit much!). I'm curious to know what others think about this story! |
| I agree. This manhwa started off a bit rocky. And sure it collided with some pretty cliché shoujo drama scenarios but what I really liked about it was that these problems were resolved rather quickly. There was no chapter after chapter wondering where she went wrong and endlessly worrying of how to make up with him or how to make him like her more. The heroine isn't perfect but she is learning and improving herself and realising that when it comes to love, it shouldn't matter what anyone else thinks. I also think she will apply this kind of thinking when she learns about Haru's father and his lover. I know I'd accept it (but I'm Canadian so it's kind of our thing) but even though in Korea and many other countries they don't I think our heroine will accept Haru's family. And if she does I'll love this manhwa even more. |
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