I think i expected a bit too much from this story when I saw someone recommend this. Its not bad, but I think it doesn't successfully storytell in many moments and falls a bit flat in development. In a way, it almost feels like it tries to accomplish what Reunion did, albeit rather unsuccessfully.
I'm not saying its bad, but there were many missed opportunities imo to develop the story further. Like what happened to meeting with the mother? MC's friend Myeongjin is hardly flushed out, nor are some of the other side characters. MC himself seems to suddenly get over his trauma in one meeting/chat and all is well. What even drew ML to MC so much? What really happened between MC and his ex? I don't feel a connection to any of the characters and their backgrounds really, beyond MC.
I think i expected a bit too much from this story when I saw someone recommend this. Its not bad, but I think it doesn't successfully storytell in many moments and falls a bit flat in development. In a way, it almost feels like it tries to accomplish what Reunion did, albeit rather unsuccessfully.
I'm not saying its bad, but there were many missed opportunities imo to develop the story further. Like what happened to meeting with the mother? MC's friend Myeongjin is hardly flushed out, nor are some of the other side characters. MC himself seems to suddenly get over his trauma in one meeting/chat and all is well. What even drew ML to MC so much? What really happened between MC and his ex? I don't feel a connection to any of the characters and their backgrounds really, beyond MC.