Something about the character placing in their environment–the settings look lived in, and the characters really feel like they're INSIDE the space. Probably some of the more emotionally-flat characters (as intended by the plot) I've seen in a while and yet they feel alive it's like I can almost picture them living in THIS dimension.
It's just so pretty, the way the artist has perfectly captured "아련함" which is my favorite Korean word ever
Not even out of curiosity. I didn't like it, I didn't enjoy reading it, but even so, I kept on reading. I didn't even hate it because Hate is a strong word, and I don't think this deserves that. But like, I had already put in enough time reading it, got to a certain chapter and found myself in the middle of a mess. Like making a wrong turn onto a one-way street. And the only way out is through. And now, it is through.
I'm glad I can now put this on my "Already read" list and untick the subscribe option. Goodbye










Oh no I want them both