Wavering Worlds

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Let me state right away that the romance in this webcomic is more of a subplot than a main narrative. Because they are from different worlds, the main characters Eun-i and Sae-i trade places at the beginning of the webtoon. They were supposed to return in a week, but that never happened, because Sae-i is kind of an awful person. If you're not into open-ended stories, this one's probably not for you.

This entire plot, in my opinion, was really effectively done. This plot has been presented previously, but never to such a high standard. The only issue is that it felt rushed, and the conclusion ... was foolish because it was far too short. They really effectively addressed the primary issue (NO SPOILING) with their approach, in my opinion. 7/10

The character designs were very impressive. I cherished Sae-i and Eun-i's tiny distinctions as much as their similarities. Although I did notice same face syndrome, it was simple to distinguish between them thanks to their hair. The use of color in this was excellent, especially during the emotional sequences that made everything appear much deeper. 8/10

To be quite honest, I would rate this webtoon a 7.5 out of 10, but I think it demands a closer evaluation of an eight. Instead of leaving it as an open-ending, I would have attempted to extend it in order to provide a more dramatic conclusion (I don't like open endings). I believe the romance title was incorrect; a mystery would have been a more appropriate description. It was still an amazing webtoon with it leaving me on the edge of my seat for the entire read.