Cherry Boy, That Girl

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Warning:
this manhwa isn't school fluff. It's full of conflicts, twists, drama, and messed up people, proceed with caution.

Story:
I binged it in one go since I was afraid of forgetting the details with so many things happening each chapter.
The ride was tough but I didn't even wink away after the first 10 introductory chapters; I was so invested in the drama and thriller (the thriller isn'tanything spooky it just the drama was really thrilling and the unfolding was unexpectedand sometimes ridiculous).
The ending was satisfying for some characters and wasn't for others.

Characters:
Only one character is sane and acts like a normal human being. The others are ... either delusional, sick, broken, or just messed up. Some change to the better other change to the worst. I can't say they were written well but I think I enjoyed them making me so frustrated. They didn't make me feel pity, at least most of them didn't. I was really pleased with that.

Enjoyment:
The whole ride I felt frustrated, furious, pitty, and rarely laughed so hard my gums hurt.
At times I got tired from the shock each chapter of ridiculous revelation.
Because it's been a while since I last read something with so much drama and secrets I actually enjoyed all these feelings. Just know it's a heavy read.

Overall:
It was a good thrilling read; wouldn't reread it but happy I did.

Okay, so the excerpt talks about how the main character, Strawberry is one of the few girls in a male-dominated school. Then the story goes on to follow the story of a toxic relationship and how their history affects their future relationships.

The Good
It's mixed with comedy and pretty good romance encounters (interesting with plot twists). The art is pleasing, easy to understand with good details and the artist can draw the expressions of the characters. The characters themselves are also really great! There are some good backstories and interesting personalities.

The Bad
The major problem was the story. It had so much opportunity to become great ... but there were parts where it felt vague, unexplained, or wasn't "complete." Consistently throughout the story, many problems were just piled on top of each other rather than being resolved. The characters as well, although they were awesome, the storytelling of the characters was just... disappointing. There was no real resolution to these characters. I would've liked this to be longer so that it could have the properly told story it needs.

You probably shouldn't read this, if you do then read up to the end of Season 3 then skip to the end.

The entire story is very drawn out to such a degree that you'll probably get bored of reading, it's clear the author probably didn't want to continue with the series but was forced to due to some outside force like the publishing department or something and it really does show after Season 3 but it shows it's head throughout the other seasons.

When reading I felt as if the characters were literal sponges, they don't think throughout the entire series, which if they did ... then they would have prevent this entire mess, most of these characters then try to get all the pity when their actions have consequences, even in situations where character's shouldn't act like this they just do.

I don't mind the art, though the fact that there's not much shading seems a little weird.

I think if you want a series which is arguably more interesting, is set in a school, there's drama, is a similar length, etc, then try reading Unreachable Girl.