
Basically the end killed the story for me, aside from the predictability of it. They go on to say what Subaru does with his life but nothing about her. She's supposed to be a hard working girl who wants to be stronger so what did she do with her life after graduation? If you're going to try to build a strong female lead, you'd think the author would show the protagonist's achievements. I did like the side story in the middle--flipping the script on the douche bag.

I wish I knew it wasn't finished before I started. I got really into it, now I'm bummed. I'll have to read the novel for closure but I liked this as a manhua... ( ̄へ ̄)

Is the kdrama called the same name? It didn't pop up on MDL. I started the Cdrama and it is a bit different but it's not terrible. I'm just not a fan of Angela Baby--so far she's not so good in it but I like the story so I'm sticking with it. I still have to read it b/c of the differences and yes I'm assuming the manga follows the novel more closely as they tend to.

you can read the english translated novel here: http://moonbunnycafe.com/a-lonesome-fragrance-waiting-to-be-appreciated/

you can read the english translation of the novel here: http://moonbunnycafe.com/a-lonesome-fragrance-waiting-to-be-appreciated/
I feel like Lee Bin's personality shift was too drastic. Not going to say I don't like him but I thought it was too extreme too fast from the type we see at the beginning.
Actually if you look at it closely, he has always been polite to everyone that talked to him. The only time he's being a jerk is when he first met Hwagok and he's too hungry to care etc and him being a jerk afterwards might probably be because he's emotionally constipated after so many years of being alone, and found a plaything. Once he realized he love Hwagok, he mellowed down to how he supposed to be given the chance that he could stop being alone...
There are a few scenes that's weird even for me, I agree, but overall, he's just a lonely guy that found love (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
That he is.