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I don’t even know where to start. Genuinely one of the best things I’ve ever read. The cast is lovable and they feel so real. They’re all very 3 dimensional with well written goals and backstories. I can relate to them all in one way or another. Plus the dynamics of each character is very unique and, makes the story feel more alive. Then on top of that Wanan’s use of chapter covers is just wonderful. It gives even more depth to the story and the characters.
This story has invoked emotions in me that I’ve never felt before. Wanan is an amazing writer and knows ... how to make a compelling story. Seriously never have read anything like it before.

Prior to getting into it I read no reviews and was just bored on a Saturday afternoon but I swiftly got hooked. I ended up binging the whole thing in a day and I regularly check in to read the new chapters. It’s changed the way I view life and I honestly can’t get over how perfect it is. I promise you won’t regret reading. Please give it a chance, it wlso has a creative community and all the fans are relatively nice.

I started reading this manhwa without reading the review and expected nothing. Was a good thing because the GOLD I found quickly turned into Diamonds! I highly recommend this for anyone that sees it. No doubt. The reviews recommending it have not lied.

The beginning made me feel their emotions raw and it built up to a very good understanding of the characters and their situations. Their personalities are polar opposite yet they compliment each other. They would be an undefeatble strong team and the weakest.

The homeless tent guy was annoying in the beginning and this may be something that would put others off but ... it was done in the right way because his character development was just really amazing to see.

The art is simplistic. Less is more. Almost comic like and this is done really well as it suits the story and style just fine. I find myself laughing at their jokes and all the funny monuments caught completely off guard.

A truly well written, well done manhwa that was beyond my expectations and lives up to the rating of 8.15 at the time of writing.

I'm speechless. And I also cried six times (and counting) throughout this manhwa. I definitely needed the wake-up calls.

The author handles each theme with seriousness. There were times I apprehensively thought: “oh, this is a sensitive topic. Will it be accurately discussed…?” and, oh god.

I was left amazed each time. I bookmarked so many chapters that ended up having so much meaning for me, I could see myself in all the characters and everything they went through. The author knew what they were doing, and kept in mind that they were dealing with real life experiences.

I *loved* some characters. Felt unsure about others. … ... Had an on-and-off relationship with some… (cough, cough, Eunyung). Regardless how I felt about them or their personalities, never once did I feel like they were shallow. Their stories are so well-written, developed, and CONCLUDED that they never feel like "lost causes", but rather, what they are: humans with flaws and motives. They aren't inherently bad. They're just kids, dealing with their (most of the times, sh*tty—) parents and learning how to do better each day.

(At last, as a woman, I cried so hard throughout Marie Kim's story. God, you'll just feel and UNDERSTAND it when you read it.)