The trope itself isn't anything new—I've read plenty of stories with a similar setup—but the execution? That's what makes this one stand out.
Now let me complain for a second...
Can Korean authors PLEASE stop making every couple meet in childhood? At this point, it feels like they met before they were even born.
That trope is so overused... BUT this is one of the few stories that actually made me enjoy it. It never felt forced, and the childhood connection added to the story instead of carrying it.
If an author insists on using the "we've known each other since childhood" trope, they should honestly take notes from this manhwa.
It's chaotic, it's funny, and it knows exactly when to be emotional.
Also... can we PLEASE get a side story for the brother and the uncle? I'm dead serious. I'd read that in a heartbeat.
Overall, a genuinely enjoyable read. If you're looking for something fun with a well-executed childhood-friends trope, this one is absolutely worth your time. ♡
This was such a fun read.
The trope itself isn't anything new—I've read plenty of stories with a similar setup—but the execution? That's what makes this one stand out.
Now let me complain for a second...
Can Korean authors PLEASE stop making every couple meet in childhood? At this point, it feels like they met before they were even born.
That trope is so overused... BUT this is one of the few stories that actually made me enjoy it. It never felt forced, and the childhood connection added to the story instead of carrying it.
If an author insists on using the "we've known each other since childhood" trope, they should honestly take notes from this manhwa.
It's chaotic, it's funny, and it knows exactly when to be emotional.
Also... can we PLEASE get a side story for the brother and the uncle? I'm dead serious. I'd read that in a heartbeat.
Overall, a genuinely enjoyable read. If you're looking for something fun with a well-executed childhood-friends trope, this one is absolutely worth your time. ♡