
The synopsis and plot was okay but the flow and writing are straight up Janky.
The dramatisation from Seojin are too much and unreasonable. It is redundant and the dialogue are poorly written, making it almost cringey. There are just better ways to portray his brokenheart, just present him as an sadboi69emo boi at this point lmao.
The art is meh, it's what you'd expect from your average manhwa. 3D objects here and there etc etc. The characters design are poor executions of an already unearthly beauty standards.
I like the angst though.

Not sure what to feel about Hirono, He being an outgoing kid lead to such a fortunate event for Hime but after that it’s all just cowardice. It’s even more pitiful when you really take a look at Hime’s background.
While it’s a great that Hime see Hiro as his source of strength and Hiro loved him, looking from realistic perspective; I won’t be surprised if Hirono will leave him in the future.
I mean that’s what I see in his character when you compare it to ppl irl.

The Portrayal, Plot, Characters, Art & Overall Execution just felt like it’s trying hard, too hard actually.
Reminds me of kids trying to act mature or when kids try to get into adult conversations.
The general idea of the dream thingy synopsis was okay and had some potential but the fact that this took more half a decade without any improvement from writing, execution to art is just plain sad. Like 8 years just for this? (But if this kept the creator fed then.. okay)

It wasn't even from a novel, isn't it?
I bet this whole thing was just a repulsive decision from the creator.
The synopsis in general has a potential but the whole thing lacks enthusiasm from it's creator who clearly doesn't know what do to.
From the execution, next-chapter decision, art everything was obviously made just to reach the deadline.
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