I really wish they delved more into the idol thing. Kind of a weird thing to drop that at the beginning and then do nothing with it, but it just explains why he had so much money to his name so it's whatever. Going back to an idol would've expanded the world a lot more. I feel like we're just walking the same street over and over going back and forth from the house to Mujin's place, bland world building, and there's just too many love interests and I wouldn't have been mad if it was a throuple relationship with Hyeonjin and Mujin with Jaewoo, but now they're throwing Eunjoo.. and I don't really care for him and he just makes the plot convoluted like another person said. Story started off so well and wholesome, and it's not like it's gotten dark or anything it just feels like it's dragging cause there's so many different things that Jaewoo needs to deal with and every chapter isn't very fulfilling anymore thus making the cliffhangers pretty bad cause they feel like they covered NOTHING throughout the chapter.
I really wish they delved more into the idol thing. Kind of a weird thing to drop that at the beginning and then do nothing with it, but it just explains why he had so much money to his name so it's whatever. Going back to an idol would've expanded the world a lot more. I feel like we're just walking the same street over and over going back and forth from the house to Mujin's place, bland world building, and there's just too many love interests and I wouldn't have been mad if it was a throuple relationship with Hyeonjin and Mujin with Jaewoo, but now they're throwing Eunjoo.. and I don't really care for him and he just makes the plot convoluted like another person said. Story started off so well and wholesome, and it's not like it's gotten dark or anything it just feels like it's dragging cause there's so many different things that Jaewoo needs to deal with and every chapter isn't very fulfilling anymore thus making the cliffhangers pretty bad cause they feel like they covered NOTHING throughout the chapter.