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It's been a while since I've read this, but I have to say that the artstyle is very unique in the midst of a bunch of copy n' paste ones. The protagonist is a mortal in a world full of immortal people— and even though this is short (I REALLY wish it had more chapters ), it's still well-written and entertaining.

8/10

When I first read this, I was 100% expecting a comedy... and had me thinking deep thoughts instead. I've gotten really attached to these characters (especially Haejoon) and the development between them all is fairly realistic and not 2-dimensional and bland. The artstyle is simplistic, but I literally couldn't imagine this manhwa being portrayed in any other way. I love it because it stands out and isn't afraid to reach into less discussed topics.

10/10

(Edited review as of 11/9/24) This is the shortest recommendation on my list as of now— it's been so long that I forgot, but I very much enjoyed the solemn and dark art and how odd the main character was. It's a sort of rare gem that isn't exactly ground-breaking, but still an oddly good read. Back then I was really annoyed at how long it took for the manga to update, lmao.

7.5/10

I read this as a joke at first, but the further I went on the more I actually realized I was enjoying it lollol. I wish there was more action (I got lured in by a strong character literally fighting someone on the cover, so) and more of a gender-identity crisis, but this was pretty good in itself.

7.5/10

there were some moments where I genuinely face-palmed because the panels were ridiculous, but at the same time this was a nice comedic relief. I'm not even rating this. It's just pure comedy for when I get bored.

I read through all of this in one sitting, and I have to say the plot twists were definitely the best part. I love the suspense that builds up between the two main characters and how more and more information slowly got revealed about their past. The art style makes everything seem a little more tame and the ending is a little... cheesy? But, nevertheless, I still liked it.

8/10

This has been my number one manhwa for YEARS. The plot twists are absolutely amazing in the LN— I literally cannot when to see all of it illustrated. The protagonist (Dokja) is someone I prefer as a protagonist; he's not overpowered (for now, ifykyk) and develops real, solid relationships with the people in his 'company.' Yoo Joonghyuk is my absolute favorite by far— I have literally never loved a character more than him.

12/10

The plot may not be as good as ORV's, but the art style is super captivating. Jaehwan's character has always been fairly interesting to me. It definitely lacks the companionship and the really, REALLY deep development ORV has, but at the same time I think that, with Jaehwan's character being aligned with the ORV-verse (in the side story LN), his development and character depth shines even greater through there.

10/10

I know the the tags say comedy, but I also applaud this manhwa for going out of its way to discuss a topic that has literally never been illustrated in this form before. It's a sort of overlooked thing where both men and women alike should be able to wear what they want without being deemed oddities or automatically assumed as homosexuals. Of course, I also believe any race, gender or orientation should be able to dress in both feminine and masculine clothes.

8/10

I read this purely for the facial expressions, but for some reason the art had a weird change and no longer portrayed them correctly. The plots fairly decent, but nothing ground-breaking. I like the dynamic between the main three on the cover, even if it's not actually taken seriously. Honestly, the manhwa was at its peak when it was first released.

7/10