Nice mature story about social misfits. There 2 main couples and I like them both. First couple met in strange circumstances, but from the beginning struggled with communication (and sometimes that as really annoying). Second couple had very standard beginning, but urge to present only good sides, act nicely and 0 trust in eachother was the man issues. I was pleased with ending, and only lack of intimacy was the main con for me 

I actually love this pair. They really have their flaws, talked about their problems, and trying to express their emotions given their backstories. Like adults even tho they act childish sometimes, and that's okay. Thats's probably normal for couples. Although I don't really considered this as slow burn (since they got together during early second season already), but I really enjoyed how natural they become together. I learned a lot from their thoughts, and made me imagine how I would handle my first adult relationship too.

As for the second couple, I really didn't like the 2nd FL's vibes ever since the beginning that I wished they didn't have to showcase their love story. Probably shortens the chapters to maybe 90+ from 140+? Haha, but I get it. They had a reason for it and I understand they the author might want to tell us their stories, but really tho... I felt satisfied of her outcome. She may had her, for what it's worth--her small redemption arc--, I'm still not sure if 2nd ML and her is good for each other in the end.

Hmm overall, I quite enjoyed binge reading this for the 2 days.
The conflicts shown were quite helpful but yeah I agree with that one comment of how small their world entirely is with that ex-arc.

... Last updated on April 25th, 2023, 9:17pm

I really liked reading about these two and there blossoming romance. But while the characters are realistic, the drama was sometimes hard to put up with.

Very accurate portrayal of the fact that relationships are difficult, especially with those who have trauma. People are difficult and hard to understand.

Although I wouldn't recommend this if you're looking for something happy and easy going. Yes, they end up together, but there are a lot of sad things going on (or maybe it's just the last arc weighing on me, but Taesoo's situation really sucks and I sympathize).

I remember picking up this webtoon in it's early days. It's the perfect romance for a nice cuppa on a rainy day! It's a steady, slow romance and the characters take their time to grow. Many might not prefer the slow pace but I enjoyed the character growth - it was like taking a long calming breath as the characters discovered themselves.
While the central characters are enjoyable, I particularly liked her boss and his storyline.
At times the characterization and incidents hit home so hard that you forget it's a webtoon. As people grow older, a lot changes and it been beautifully described.
That being said, since this is a Josie drama, I would've like it to be a little spicier - not in it's entirety but when the scene really called for it.
It brought to attention that not every person is squeaky clean or downright evil.
The webtoon answers some deep questions about life and I admire how the author conveyed them.
All in all, a great read and highly recommended!

... Last updated on June 24th, 2021, 10:10pm

Good

Updated after reading chap 68:
Seriously the amount of plot details that get addressed between chap 65-68 and their connections to the main pair are so unneeded. Like I thought they might be that, but I didn't need them to be nor all mentioned/shown so close to each other. Way to make a huge world turn into the smallest community. Unbelievably badly handled by the author.

... Last updated on February 12th, 2021, 9:32am

The story is about a woman who is the cliche, All business no time for boys. Relationships a pain etc. The MMC is this gay (lie) dude who convinces the FMC to be her roomate since he got scammed. So you got a chick living with whom she believes a gay buff dude, who's totally not her type btw and the MMC who is the *gay* buff dude who also states that the FMC is not his type. I don't really think i need to explain where this story goes anymore.

Now the best part of the series was probably the first season. The chase aspect was really good in this series despite both believing they don't have a chance with each other. The humor as the FMC misrepresented how gay people were. It was legitimately funny and felt like this series had heart. The characters were engaging and the FMC's boss (who i will call boss because he is the best character in the series) he was awesome. Like he confesses to the FMC in the first panel and gets over it, doesn't start this fight, doesn't abuse his position. He literally is a champ. He was the best character in the series. Its too bad the story that revolves around him becomes so medicore and unsatisfying in the end.

As far as the first season i think the series was gonna be something special. The characters were on point. Cute boy, FMC, MMC, Miss Fix it, Boss all these characters stood out and were a joy to watch. They all had great chemistry. I was genuinely thinking this might something really unique and special.

Sadly as season 2 rolls around the story begins losing its steam. Not to the point where it becomes unreadable. Or even to the point where i wasn't enjoying myself anymore. But to the point where it became noticeable. To the point where i realized this isn't something unique and special as i expected it to be. The characters start having more and more romantic moments which is always a plus. The hypocrisy was also relatively well presented. Especially in regards to FMC who never needed a man and realized just how much she depended and needed the MMC. But the drama also started showing itself. And like Yandere Kanojo it just doesn't work all that well. Especially in regardes to the final arc drama. Nothing that worked about the series shows its face in that scene. The humor and chemistry in that arc was gone.

The rest of the series is fine though. I good time killer. The problem is the Boss's romance story doesn't have a good conclusion. I didn't like how his arc was *resolved* if you even wanna call it that. I also didn't enjoy how everything was connected. Like everyone knew each other in some form of another. It was done poorly. I guess it was foreshadowed but that doesn't make it ok. It felt like this big world become much much smaller. I don't really know how well to explain it. Another thing i don't like how everyone gets a sob story. In the beginning only the FMC got the sob story but now everyone's not really the bad guy because xxx. It's annoying and lost that unique appeal that the FMC had. I did enjoy the rest of the series. It was good. But only on the level of Ao haru ride.

Also why is everyone's parents human trash in this manhwa? you can sorta understand why people grew up this way (especially the FMC) but again just cause you were raised by an asshole doesn't give you the right to be an asshole. I think a better way to put it is that the author didn't give enough sympathy points to certain characters for me to forgive there behavior. Again the Boss's character = Champ. I just wished that his romance story was better. Miss fix it.... you gotta read this manhwa yourself to understand this character man....

TLDR: Good manhwa. Starts off something special but ends up being a fun timekiller instead. 6/10

Most of the story is fine, but as it reaches the ending arc, the insecurity of both the ML and FL annoys the life out of me. She transforms from being independent to almost neurotic and clingy, and he, oh boy, don't let me start on him. The only relationship I get behind is that of Garam's and a girl he met at the convenient store, and that is only in the extra chapters. By the end of the story, the main relationship bores me to tears and I just don't like the second FL, redemption arc or no redemption arc, so I cannot even finish reading her story with the second ML.

It’s a very heartwarming webtoon that depicts the struggles of trying to become close to someone else. The author has done an amazing job capturing the nuances of life - how we express ourselves, our insecurities, the struggles of communicating and opening up. It was almost scary how realistic and relatable the characters were. Each character has traits that you admire and traits you can get annoyed with. But the story doesn’t become boring and you become quite attached to them. When the characters go through rough moments, you hurt for them too. When they reconcile, you feel content and happy. It also does a great job of hitting a variety of perspectives and backgrounds. It’s most definitely a webtoon that’s most appreciated if you’re in your twenties. Don’t expect to be wowed by the plot line but the life lessons and conversations can be so real you may expect to feel a little uncomfortable

... Last updated on September 2nd, 2020, 12:55am