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The manhwa didn’t fully explore or show the depth of Lee Wooyeon and Inseop’s relation...

Blossom August 16, 2026 6:03 am

The manhwa didn’t fully explore or show the depth of Lee Wooyeon and Inseop’s relationship. It may show some parts of their story, but it leaves out many of the important emotions, struggles, interactions, and development that are explained in much more detail in the novel.
It’s honestly amazing how beautifully the author portrays Lee Wooyeon. The novel allows us to see so many different sides of him, and it also gives us a much deeper understanding of Inseop and Lee Wooyeon’s relationship.

Their relationship is especially heartbreaking because they are both so bad at communicating. So much of their pain and misunderstandings came from the things they couldn’t say to each other. Their relationship slowly fell apart whenever they stopped communicating, and when they finally did open up, it was often heartbreaking to see how much they had both been suffering unnecessarily.

They loved each other deeply, yet their inability to express their feelings caused them so much pain. That’s what makes their relationship feel so complicated and emotional—they weren’t suffering because they didn’t care, but because they cared so much and didn’t know how to communicate it.

And then we have the side stories, which are just absolutely adorable. After all the angst and emotional turmoil, seeing their softer, sweeter moments feels like such a comfort. They’re genuinely cute and heartwarming, and I love getting to see them simply being happy together.

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