Cherry Boy, That Girl

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"You don't know what you got until it's gone" is what this manhwa about. Some people may find the first few chapters annoying because of the female lead - I usually drop these kind of stories as well. But this manhwa is just too intriguing and entertaining to the point that I almost don't want to stop reading. It's really unique.


Story: 8/10
The story is about Darin and Berry - lovers who actually really liked each other, but due to some circumstances, misunderstanding, lack of honesty and trust - they ended up in an unhealthy relationship.
The author did a good job in showing how some ... people got into an unhealthy/abusive relationship, what it's like to be in one, how it messes them up, what happens to the "Victim" after the relationship ended and how the abused person is also at fault for letting the abuser abused her/him.
This manhwa can be consider as "Psychological and dark" but the author managed to make it light and funny at the same time. However, I am a bit disappointed on how the author turned the story into something different and focused more on Berry and Wally's relationship with that super cliche "rich guy" plot.

Art: 9/10
The art is really nice and so refreshing to look at, there are not too many unnecessary things included and the characters look really good.

Characters: 9/10
Berry: She was super annoying at first, praised seeker,narcissist and argh she's just so annoying. However as the series continue, you will know how and why Berry turned into something like that and how she changed so much after being in a relationship with Darin.

Darin: He is the most intriguing character in this manhwa and the "prettiest" character in this series. The reason why I kept on reading this manhwa despite of how annoying Berry was, is because I wanted to know more about Berry and Darin's past about 'What happened to them and what Darin did to make Berry changed like that. It's just disappointing that the author put Darin aside after focusing on Berry and Wally. The author could've explore more about Darin's character and he's character development.

Overall: 8/10
Despite it's flaws and how the story change into something else, it's still one of the most exciting series I've read.

I really loved this manga around the beginning to the middle, the art was decent and some parts of the story were exciting and well written.
However, here is when the problem starts. I am confident that the author of this webtoon didn't plan the story out, I am pretty sure the author did not know what they wanted to convey in some parts. As result parts of this story were boring and changed some characters to the point where it does not make any sense. It's really a pity since I loved this webcomic, it was unique in many aspects and fun.
The webcomic ... just took a turn for the worst, turning bitter, changing a few characters, and creating shallow relationships between characters. Walnut and Strawberrie's relationship was very shallow, unimaginative, and cliche that it was a chore to read. For this type of story it's really the characters that drive the story, but later on they become so unlikeable and unrealistic that I couldn't care less about what happens to them. I'm fine and even like how and why characters can become even more scarred throughout a story, but this story did not do it well. Characters often do not communicate like real people about the problems they are facing, creating more misunderstandings that sure, it's easier it write but can get annoying.

This webcomic was promising, the protagonist was not a really nice person, she was actually quite bratty and materialistic which was different from many manga and refreshing. I was hoping that she would change a bit for the better, or at the least to grow some sort of goal. But nope. She didn't change much. Not that that is inheritly wrong but it leaves me very unsatisfied.
Overall a mediocre webcomic, I would not recommend it. The beginning is good but it will go downhill.

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.