The story is slightly fun, but also slightly problematic. The prologue is just bad, so I recommend skipping it; you miss nothing. The art is fine-- it's just that the men are drawn with that not super proportional chest style.

Anyway, the review. Our lead, Jeongyeon, is a cold, straight-forward talker with a few difficulties and baggages from her youth. The sarcasm and bluntness of her personality is my favorite part about the series. She is reasonably smart and weighs her decisions according to the information that she has. Though, my major problem is that the romance and butterflies seemed to have come out of nowhere. To better explain this, even though she knows her emotions are being influenced by outside factors (ie imprinting/pheromones), she doesn't make the most reasonable decision of not trusting her emotions. This means that every time she even thinks, sees, or smells her "love interest," her decisions just betray her personality and character that we have come to know.

And for this reason, I get grossed out when I am reading it. Our lead is basically being emotionally manipulated (We could make parallels to being drugged even). The otherside of the coin, the "love interest", ie the older brother, also has got butterflies from out of nowhere. They barely no each other.