this was such an incredible read. i really love stories where the characters have to struggle and grow as people, and this one hit so deeply. the struggle of being a same-sex couple or individual in an unforgiving korean society always tugs at the heartstrings, and this story captured that perfectly. it shows the quiet pain of hiding who you are, the fear of rejection, and the hope that love can still survive despite it all. it’s so beautifully written and layered with emotion.
the characters can definitely be frustrating at times, but their actions and choices felt so raw and human — like you could really understand why they did what they did, even when it hurt to watch. i also love that their body types were so realistic and human, not overly buff or exaggerated like you see in a lot of other stories. it made everything feel even more grounded and believable. plus, the art style itself was absolutely gorgeous — soft, expressive, and perfectly matched to the tone of the story.
mr. miss was done so incredibly well, weaving together heartbreak, growth, and love into something unforgettable. it’s one of those manhwa that lingers with you long after you’ve finished reading, and i honestly can’t recommend it enough.
Mr.Miss