LOVED the family connections, feels like throughout the series they multiplied...

BUT! A lot of green flags, lots of talks (most times), some plot twists (that weren't really plot twists) and a hella lot of love! Hope they will live wonderful life!

Is this based on a webnovel by the Author Nabit?

The story's good, but it really drags on, with no real suspense so it could be cut shorter. That said, I really like the plot.
-1 point too for needless personal name localisation, it makes me cringes so much!
It's even worst in this story since it deals with Korean-Americans and part of the story revolves around the fact that they have two names, one Korean and one English. This is obviously completely lost in translation when they have two English names. And of course a cultural erasure big no-no. Also there was a pun in their Korean names which was lost as well...

If you want a couple that cares a lot about their s/o and aren't afraid to show it, this will be one of the most wholesome fluffs you'll read. But with it comes a lot of drama which is always a recurring reflection of their insecuritues for not being the right one to protect the other, it gets tiresome because while they do talk about it together, they don't really communicate. Also every fluff scene will ultimately be followed by a smut scene, which sometimes disrupts the flow of events. I stayed through because I liked their dynamic but throughout I was frustrated by their non-communicative considerations towards each other.

Saw the ratings, looked promising. Read it, finished it, didn't understand the hype. It had potential but felt more like an auspicious work by an excited high-school student rather than an...eeh...published webtoon? The story lacked substance and the overall plot followed the same formula;
Uke playing hard to get ----> Seme flirting ----> sex -----> Uke anxious about some problem. Repeat x88 chapters.

Didn't really like the art either. The characters were drawn beautifully, but it had a lot of "empty space" in the panels which made it sometimes difficult to imagine the setting (I like details, so what).

Overall, I think people, who have not read a lot of quality work, will probably like it. Me? No, I'm too old and picky.