2.5/5 Stars — The first 30 chapters the plot moves as slow as a snail and nothing gets explained. I enjoy a good slow burn, but there is just no burn at all sksks they’re just repeating the same dialogues, without moving forward with the plot. Also I feel no spark between Jin and Andante at all, they feel very cold and distant, could also be the art though, it’s very „stiff“. After chapter 30 the author suddenly pressed FAST FORWARD >>200 and everything escalated RAPIDLY. Jumping from one action
2.5/5 Stars—This has awesome potential, but the pacing (especially in season 2) is A MESS; like, wtf? It feels like you’re missing so much information, just between two panels, nevermind two chapters! Also I‘m struggling to get involved emotionally, since they‘re racing through the plot like it’s the olympics! It‘s absolutely understandable that Chiyoung and Baekhan are in a love-hate co-dependent relationship bc of all their past trauma and hurt/pain they inflicted on each other or experienced…
3/5 Stars — The start is bumpy, the narrative chaotic, I really don’t need the SA and don’t find it funny, but after around ch 25 when their dynamics change and they actually start to at least somewhat care for each other, it‘s an okay, sometimes even funny read. Honestly, it gives me more of an elaborated porn with plot xD“ than a story that takes itself serious
3/5 Stars — Interesting premise, bumpy start, lovely and head over heels for each other couple, sadly the pacing is a bit off and although it‘s „only“ 60 chapters it still feels too long and loses it‘s momentum and the plot halfway through, but they get a happy ending. It’s a nice read for when you’re bored, but I won‘t re-read it
The S-Class Guide as Sweet as Honey