It started off really strong, with a good comedic side and an interesting plot, but the last 30–35 chapters kind of lost me :(
There was way too much of the amnesia arc, and then the dream sequences became messy and hard to follow. The third hospital arc, I’m still not sure—did the author imply that it was all a dream, or is it a mix of reality and dreams? That’s how chaotic it was.
I even forgot that Dowon was a music major and an active college student. Why were there barely any chapters about his life? He doesn’t seem to have any friends either?—just a small glimpse of his parents, and that’s it. Meanwhile, most of the story focuses on the ML’s trauma and background. But what about the MC’s social life?
I also got tired of the constant back-and-forth, forced drama. We could have had more balanced moments, like actual dates or development between them. And why give the series a musical theme if it’s barely incorporated into the story?
I really wish the author had shown more of the original ML’s perspective and how he started falling for the MC. So many aspects felt underdeveloped, and we were stuck with essentially one POV the entire time.
It honestly started to feel like one of those low-budget movies where everything—and nothing—happens in a single room. Like… you have a window. Open it. Use the opportunity. #－.－)
It started off really strong, with a good comedic side and an interesting plot, but the last 30–35 chapters kind of lost me :(
There was way too much of the amnesia arc, and then the dream sequences became messy and hard to follow. The third hospital arc, I’m still not sure—did the author imply that it was all a dream, or is it a mix of reality and dreams? That’s how chaotic it was.
I even forgot that Dowon was a music major and an active college student. Why were there barely any chapters about his life? He doesn’t seem to have any friends either?—just a small glimpse of his parents, and that’s it. Meanwhile, most of the story focuses on the ML’s trauma and background. But what about the MC’s social life?
I also got tired of the constant back-and-forth, forced drama. We could have had more balanced moments, like actual dates or development between them. And why give the series a musical theme if it’s barely incorporated into the story?
I really wish the author had shown more of the original ML’s perspective and how he started falling for the MC. So many aspects felt underdeveloped, and we were stuck with essentially one POV the entire time.
It honestly started to feel like one of those low-budget movies where everything—and nothing—happens in a single room. Like… you have a window. Open it. Use the opportunity. #－.－)