( even though she is sometimes annoying). I thought there will some progress between the secondary characters, I really wanted to see them as a couple; they really fit together.

The art wasn't anything special. The story did make me feel things...mostly annoyance at the characters. There are a lot of misunderstandings and angst in the beginning of the series. It took awhile for Yeoul (main lead) to realize her feelings for Hosu, and when she finally does, it doesn't feel natural. I felt terrible for Hosu, who has many family issues (alcoholic father and a mother who moved on to another family and denies his existence.) The ending felt very rushed. Hosu's father dies and Hosu's mom sends him abroad for school. It didn't even make sense. Why would Hosu's mother send a teenager, all alone, to complete his studies in a foreign country, immediately following the death of the only present (I use the term loosely) parent he's ever known? The ending was definitely disappointing and didn't feel realistic.