Who would've thought this manhwa would be so well-written? Honestly, I never really minded how rough the art style was because the way the author built the characters was already top-tier for me. From Season 1 all the way to the side stories, I've grown to admire every character here, and I'm deeply in love with Dohui, who's head over heels for Seongjae.
Their story feels like a dream. I don't know how to explain it, but it's that feeling you get when you dream about something so beautiful that, even after waking up, you find yourself wishing it had been real. That's exactly how their story makes me feel.
One thing that's truly heartbreaking about this story, though, is the forbidden and heinous act Baek Beom committed. It's honestly something that's difficult to forget, even across their different timelines. Sometimes, I wish it had never happened in the first place so I could enjoy their story without feeling guilty about it. Still, seeing how he redeems himself and continues to be tormented by his past, even as the modern timeline unfolds, is somehow satisfying.
P.S. I have so many things to say about Joohwan and Seon, but I feel like that would spoil the experience for anyone who hasn't read this yet. Let's just say that I'm going to cherish them forever, and I hope that in every lifetime, they'll find each other again and be together without resentment, carrying nothing but pure love for one another.
Who would've thought this manhwa would be so well-written? Honestly, I never really minded how rough the art style was because the way the author built the characters was already top-tier for me. From Season 1 all the way to the side stories, I've grown to admire every character here, and I'm deeply in love with Dohui, who's head over heels for Seongjae.
Their story feels like a dream. I don't know how to explain it, but it's that feeling you get when you dream about something so beautiful that, even after waking up, you find yourself wishing it had been real. That's exactly how their story makes me feel.
One thing that's truly heartbreaking about this story, though, is the forbidden and heinous act Baek Beom committed. It's honestly something that's difficult to forget, even across their different timelines. Sometimes, I wish it had never happened in the first place so I could enjoy their story without feeling guilty about it. Still, seeing how he redeems himself and continues to be tormented by his past, even as the modern timeline unfolds, is somehow satisfying.
P.S. I have so many things to say about Joohwan and Seon, but I feel like that would spoil the experience for anyone who hasn't read this yet. Let's just say that I'm going to cherish them forever, and I hope that in every lifetime, they'll find each other again and be together without resentment, carrying nothing but pure love for one another.