This is getting dumber, for a guy who essentially worked as a corporate spy to be threatened into doing stuff with no back up plan or safety net while pregnant is stupid.
Doesn't help that it was already very odd how MC was working at a grocery doing manual labour while preggo, like dude couldn't get a recommendation from his old job for a wfh thing ? After spending years being a corporate spy he has no savings to take it easy during his pregnancy?
The whole thing feels forced to fit the generic manhwa tropes "poor mc, rich ml" , "damsel in distress" , forced angst , forced runaway arc etc.
It's basically the villainess reverses the hourglass with some changes. MC is just a lot more woe is me compared to Aria, her mother is kind of a pushover despite surviving as a commoner for years with her daughter, and there is way too much focus on bit male characters that are not currently plot relevant.
I really like the writer's portrayal of Sahan's depression, it's not as in your face as some of the other ones tend to be. He almost feels like he will simply float away somewhere with nothing really anchoring to life, just like how flew away in space - maybe that's why the space part was included to this story intentionally.
Spoiler for those who want it,
There is a misunderstanding that leads to a runaway arc which can be annoying but it makes sense in context because MC is an extremely straightforward guy who doesn't perceive subtle hints well while ML is kind of a sly type who doesn't inspire much trust from MC. But anyway the runaway arc finally makes both be more truthful and it resolves in like a month even in the story timeline or 2 chapters in the novel so while annoying it doesn't drag. The best part of the story is still the personality of the main characters, while the plot is actually pretty simple and predictable.










I keep rereading this (also on the official webtoon of course) like an aunt visiting her favourite nephew.