Daily JoJo

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Can't believe there isn't a single review for this webtoon! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. I recommend you to read all of Donggeon Lee's series; his work is amazing. Well, let's focus on Daily JoJo. This is basically the story of two coworkers, Eunjo and Wan Jo, and their daily lives at the office. They are complete opposites: Eunjo is messy and clueless, while Wan is meticulous and organized. Wan is all about appearances, but Eunjo is just too lazy to worry about the way she looks. This, of course, brings a really interesting and fun dynamic between the two of them, who work right next ... to each other. But what really stands out in this story is the storytelling. Seriously, Donggeon Lee is amazing at telling stories; he does it in a way that's funny, original and RELATABLE. These characters felt real. I could see myself in them, as they went through things that I've definitely experienced in my life, and I couldn't stop myself from laughing out loud. And Donggeon writes about really mundane things, like posting pics on Instagram, going out to eat, dating, etc., in a very creative way that makes it even more gripping. I really recommend this series, so please give it a try!

This comic is very down to earth and realistic. There's a dash of quirkiness in the use of clever metaphors to describe daily things that makes it feel refreshing and interesting to read. The art is soothing and easy on the eyes.

The story is character-focused, but this focus shifts every season. This does not stay a story about Eunjo and Wan Jo, as the description might suggest. In every season, the story explores the relationship of a new ML and FL pair. Arcs have open endings and are somewhat anti-climactic, with previous protagonists fading into the background. Whether or not this is a flaw or ... works to keep the story fresh is up to the reader.

Some characters are quite memorable and entertaining, while others are more forgettable. Josh is great. There is charm in all of it.