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Okay, so I'd like to start by saying that this is not bad manhwa, but it's really not a great one either.
When I started it, I thought it was fun, simple and easy to read and I'd have a very pleasant pastime without it being too much, too heavy, too complex. Athough I still find it fun, many times while reading a chapter I'd think to myself that it's kinda crappy. The pacing - too quick, the characters - kinda shallow, the "dramatic" events that supposedly add to the plot and story - too many & without substance or proper development.
The author ... is blending in too many elements, but like, WAY TOO many in my opinion. All these events in the manhwa happening so quickly (before you even realise they're happening they're completed already) & without having any actual meaning makes me wonder why this is all happening. They lose their value and also their impact. I understand why the author would include them in the story, but it's not agreat attempt at it.
In all honesty, I initially thought it'd be a better read but I'm afraid it failed to meet my expectations and respond to the initial impression and "good setting" it had for me.

This Manhwa is not good, the title emphasizes baking but somehow it's not part of the main story.

Think of it like this, you are reading a nice story about fruits and the book keeps on talking about non-related material.
That is exactly what this manhwa is doing, it says the focus of the story is on baking, but baking doesn't even happen that much.
There are a lot of events going on: politics, drama, sudden action, random characters, etc.

To top it off, the female MC is not introduced properly as the story keeps bouncing back and forth which causes a lot of confusion which she obtains abilities ... later in the story.

Sometimes it is just better to stick to what the intended purpose of a story is meant to be and not convlute with other non-related themes.

The characters had potential but they kept getting trapped in developments without proper time to get back on track with the story.