At first it’s rlly cute.. the romance between gin and rum was 10/10. But then the story didn’t rlly focus on them anymore and started to focus on Mon and that other dud.

I feel like mon’s romance was way to rushed and kinda didn’t make sense. Like wtf this guy tried to rape you and then u fall in love with him right after 2 chapters?? That legit makes me wanna stab myself.

Also plot gets confusing asf, gets boring after main couple confesses. You almost never see main couple after the confession.

Personally I only read season 1 because I know the season 2 focuses on the side couple and I'm not really interested in their story. Why didn't it focus more on ginger and rum, their climax was so abrupt. It's a shame we don't see them more. Maybe they have some bits and pieces in season 2 but I'm not gonna read it to get a tiny snippets. What a letdown.

The art was really good. I finished this purely because of the art though.

The author did not explain the world at all. I felt like I was dropped into the middle of something with no context. I actually checked to see if this was a spin off because I was so confused. It is not. Maybe some of it was the translation, but it jumped around a lot. Also Season 1 is way better than Season 2. Season 2 felt unnecessary.

So.. the plot is pretty basic so far. The author never took the time to properly explain about the universe that they live in, the company, or what third mankind is. There was minimal background on the main characters, and too much time was spent on such a simple issue (Ginger’s confession). A lot more could have been achieved in 27 chapters.. but its still ongoing so my opinion is tentative.
That being said, I’m still giving it a good rating because the art is amazing. It's worth reading through just to look at the drawings and character designs. I would recommend it if you want something light to read, and easy on the eyes.

Edit: I finally finished it, and it's still confusing what this universe or even what their company is about. She never went into detail about it.. which makes it hard for me to follow along with the story without getting bored. It felt as though she was only focused on developing the relationships and the supernatural elements just existed to make the story seem more interesting than it actually is. Also, Mono's character was one of the most interesting to me yet she finished up his story in such a short time. It really should have been a third season rather than cutting back and forth between his story and Mon's story. So basically, the plot was mediocre, but the art was a 10/10.

... Last updated on May 8th, 2021, 6:55pm

So the story is more straight forward than some other comments suggest. But it's also true that there's quite a bit left unexplained.
The main one is the angel summonings. The story makes it sound like god summons angels by some lottery every year and they live in fear of being summoned? The ones it do show being summoned aren't happy about it and the ones surrounding angels that could be summoned seem to live in fear of having them taken away. But then the series just ends with "if it happens I just won't go" - so in centuries no other angel has thought of that despite none of them wanting to leave?
It's this whole weird cult dynamic that never gets addressed or explained in any way.

The hades thing was just kinda pushes in and rushed through too.

And Lego's story is definitely a let down as previously said.

I loved all the characters so much! The writing and story and pacing were all incredibly well done; what a treat! *u*

20 out of 10. One of the top manhwa I've ever read. Strong story, good character development.

And that's pretty much it. Eye candy, nose-bleeds, and one bishie after another (the cause of these constant nose-bleeds).
There is a background story, and a plot (I think), but so far even the introduction of other characters has been kind of sketchy and there has not been much time spent on explaining the Manhwa Universe, although a rudimentry explanation has been given for most things.
But it's only just started so I am waiting to see how it develops because I do actually like how the humor and characterization is done which does not hinge on the main couple. Also, how matter of factly the bishies are shown; they are there to be looked at however they show no sign of, well, lets just say 'modesty'.
Lastly, I really felt that I was reading a manga, and I am not saying it's a bad thing. The cultural references abound so much I started reading from right to left sometimes.