I can't tell you anymore than that! It's just awesome!
And I'm so happy esthetique is translating it!! Yaii!!!
So, Do YOU want to try?

Yes!!!!!

... Last updated on September 11th, 2008, 10:51am

I'm usually a great fan of Korean manga.. They rarely disappoint me in terms of depth and personality.
This manga does that just as well as the others. But there are lots of ummm ok?! Moments. Art : when it's good it's really good. When it's bad.. It's weird looking.

i think it was only the last two chapters that it was sooo rushed... the rest was just great TwT i wish the mangaka had more time and dedicated to it! I haven't had interest in shoujo in a while, but this one is really nice (except the rushed ending!) XD

If you don't like the tragedy genre, and its putting you off reading this, don't let it.
The pacing in this is good. It means that the plot which contains little real substance can blossom and becoming an entertaining story. The basic premise has been done before, however, the female protagonist, while not being tough, is not a cry baby and is believable. Most of the other characters lack any real personality being one dimensional, but act in reasonably realistic ways. However, Sunwoo Bin's love for Han Hye Won seemed fake; there was almost no development - one minute she was a fake, the next he loved her; too sudden a jump to be taken seriously. The story is enjoyable, well paced and with a non-crybaby female lead. As long as you don't go looking too deeply into it its a good story, albeit with a rushed ending.

... Last updated on August 24th, 2010, 4:28am

Well, it ended so abruptly, like:


What I wanna say is... OMG! How come you can tell the whole end, the great picture, in one single chapter!? How come you didn't give any hint he was dying!?! Did you come up with that just now?
The manhwaka should have developed the story better...

Like my friend says about books:
"Knowing what happens in the end is good... but knowing HOW it ended is what matters!"
[Twilight Saga/ Breaking Down spoiler: "Bella gets pregnant and becomes a Vampire" => an idiot posted it in the forum the next day the book was released... so unfunny!]

It was a good idea, though... It makes senses when you finally see the whole picture!

I really like this project, and I'm really glad that esthetique is scanlating it! Keep up the good work.

The art is really gorgeous and the story is very nice, but maybe not that original, though that really doesn't matter.

Edit: The ending seemed a bit rushed, and I didn't really get the conflict between Hye-Won and Sun-Mi. Could have been explained better.

... Last updated on September 19th, 2010, 4:12am

I cant say this is a great manga/manwha but I do have to say- I eagerly anticipate for updates of this series, the plot is very enticing though simple- who doesnt want to see two unlikely good looking people hook up?? Aww, I wish they worked on it faster like in Naruto and BLEACH...

Okay...The story was actually okay... It was melodramatic, but entertaining and occasionally funny. The love polygon was an overkill and completely unnecessary... but seriously what's wrong with the ending? Like, did the author suffer from hangover or something when she wrote this?

I swear, when I read the last chapter I just wanted to flip the computer out the window and punch a hole in the wall. Like, WTF? The author just dumped everything on the readers on the last. freaking. chapter right after a . Anyways, the anticlimatic and completely screwed over ending aside, this manga was flawed in many other ways as well.

1) The character truly suck. The main girl may claim to be somewhat intelligent, but I sure didn't think so when she made all those stupid decisions. While it was a little funny how she reacts to things, I got sick of her pretty quickly. Also, the main guy is a moron even if every character in the book tries to justify his supposed p-e-r-f-e-c-t-i-o-n. Everyone was 1-dimensional and unmistakably shallow.

2) Plot. God. Don't even get me started on this one....

3) Humor. Repetitive. Funny in the first few chapters. That was it. (Wellll, fine, I did laugh a little towards the end too.)

4) Romance--Unhealthy and girls should not see this relationship as model behavior. It's not. This is like Twilight mixed with intensely melodramatic Korean soap opera...about gangsters with good grades. The "Edward" in this story is an abusive a*hole, and everyone has anger management problems.

Like seriously, why so many stupid misunderstandings and unnecessary "obstacles"

5) Art: So darn awkward to look at But some scenes were nicely drawn and the characters were prettiful.

Overall, just don't have high expectations for this one, and you might enjoy this.

... Last updated on June 23rd, 2014, 9:27pm

What makes this manhwa wonderful is the ending. At first, I thought this was going to be just one of the typical shoujo kind stories but the the ending made the story worthwhile. I do think there was a lack of focus on what could have made the story more convincing and memorable. But the ending really makes you think beyond what the typical love story is which is rare from all the other shoujo mangas I've read.

While I enjoyed the story this manhwa has consistency problems. The story jumps around and does not do a very good job of explaining the trauma that the main character went through. It does not give enough info to really understand the story. We get to know some of the characters but the events are not clear. If I did not know better I would think that there were a lot of missing frames. The ending seems to be ok and the beginning is good but the events leading from beginning to end just do not seem to be there.