One thing definitely kinda bugs me (which might be personal opinion) is that the attitude and resolution towards the teacher incident feel a bit unnatural. The characters (high school students) talk and have thoughts and resolve problems like an example straight out of the civics coursebook. It feels like the author is trying to sound a bit too moralistic and righteous. Like as if the characters (especially the side character) are claiming the moral high ground all at once without an intermediary space. It's not necessarily a downside. Nor I'm downplaying the deed. Just something that sticks out to me.
While the chemistry between the two main characters are okay-ish for most of the story, that is, boyish bantering to show their emotions, the last few chapters are crazily moving. What's with the bomb-ass ending chapters? I can't grasp why the monologue and the inner turmoil and emotional torment suddenly get so spine-chillingly good nearing the end, haha, almost poetic without trying too hard.
Overall, a very considerate manhwa that is worth considering for a change of pace.
