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I recommend this to those who have the patience to witness characters evolve, for this narrative reflects the most human of traits—mistakes, learning, and the passage of time are all painstakingly portrayed. Within this work, nothing is different. The romance is poignant; the protagonist endures significant trials but also experiences moments of pure joy and deeply moving emotions that are truly rewarding.

But... I fail to comprehend!

Truly, I cannot fathom those who do not recommend this Manwha! It stands as one of the finest, if not the very first masterpiece I encountered upon delving into the Manwha genre.
The artistry is exceptional, the strokes sublime, leaving one ... speechless; the characters are stunningly portrayed.

If you didn't like Izek, here's a message for you:
Patience is key with this man. I understand those who judge him, but let's remember that each character harbors personal motives and ideals that have shaped them into who they are today. Whether they evolve, change, or become better people, we can only discern through reading. Not every story begins with the protagonist being virtuous.

In summary: It is perfect because of its soundtrack. If you have patience, you will enjoy it. It is short, and the songs are so catchy they will stick in your head.

An exemplary anime, contrary to the opinions of many who have viewed it, I found it to be quite captivating, despite its initial complexity. As the episodes progressed, the storyline gradually became clearer. I was particularly enthralled by the soundtrack; it is enchanting, and the choice of the vocalist's voice perfectly conveys the intended message.
Regarding the plot itself, the male love interest—whom the protagonist is enamored with—comes across as somewhat vague in all aspects. ... While his character can be understood, there remains an element of confusion.
In the end, the message of the anime was conveyed with great clarity: the overcoming.

It's quite impressive. The vengeance unfolds tangibly, not as an empty promise. The protagonist is exceedingly intelligent, adept at maneuvering through obstacles, and above all, a villainess who embraces her role without undue concern for "innocents."
I thoroughly enjoyed the Manwha; few captivate me, and this is only the second I've read! I appreciate the story's development and how intricately everything is interconnected. Aria truly embodies a compelling villainess who acknowledges her nature yet also grapples with her emotions.
The narrative centers firmly on the theme of vengeance, so embrace it rather than dismissing it as tedious. In the end, investing your time in reading it is ... undoubtedly worthwhile.

My reading time was approximately 2 days and 23 hours, though I can't recall precisely.