I just picked this up out of the blue and read the first 44 chapters in one go and I'm really enthralled by this story. There is a nice difference/gap between the affable and naive Hyun-Su and the cynical Ha-Yeon that isn't just their ages, but in the way that they deal with their own feelings as well as how they see the world. I found myself quite often being able to see things from the side of both characters, knowing that either one was not entirely "correct" about their opinions on various matters and I found it refreshing because it really drives home the point that "whats right" or "whats fair" sometimes is entirely subjective.

So far I really recommend this manhwa, other than a bit of fatigue at the school teacher continually misunderstanding the situation between Hyun-Su and Ha-Yeon (which does eventually get cleared up) I really enjoyed the plot so far and I hope it continues to be translated.

I read Korean... so I skimmed through chapters 8-51 (raw scans) and this is just so funny xD
You don't even need to understand the language and you'll get a good laugh. The ending was a bit abrupt though >.< Hope to read more from this author.

... Last updated on April 1st, 2014, 5:32pm

I love the story as far - I really hope Dong Bi keeps it at that level and doesn't start to disappoint with some lame change of things- the graphics are quite nice too

After the cancelation of TVABND, this one picked my attention... and till now im gonna say im 99% fan of this serie (the other 1% is because it hasnt been completed scanlated/translated)... funny with a touch of drama and harem lik stuff... Yeah! Dong bi, you are pretty good.

I am kinda suprised the author was not sued for copywright infridgement. It's literally Usagi Drop except the kid starts out older.

I loved the story as it began. It was new, strange and unlike any manhwa/manga I've ever read. However, there is only so many misunderstandings that can take place before things even out. Anything more than that is stale material.