I had actually wanted to read this for a long time now and I finally did during quarantine (I was really bored). So yay! I'm proud that I finished it. I had actually read the side story (Stop at The Red Light) first before reading this one. I had a lot of expectations and high hopes for this but it kind of got shattered... Because of JinHo. We all love his cute and adorable self but he needs a little more self awareness because his kindness can really hurt his boyfriend and he just might not realise it. I also feel that Hwanung should give JinHo more space. I know Hwanung trusts JinHo but Hwanung also knows that their relationship didn't exactly start off that well. I think their relationship is quite fragile compared to other couples I've read about. JinHo should start thinking about the way he acts with his friends and his boyfriend because the way you act between these two types of people are totally different and I feel as though JinHo doesn't know that. That's why Hwanung always gets second thoughts about whether JinHo actually wants to be in a relationship or not. And that's sad. Anyway, that's why I gave it four stars instead of five. I would give it less but the story itself was quite enjoyable, the art was nice and I can't blame them for being human and having flaws. The story could have been better but it took a more realistic approach so I guess that's okay. I would read it again! Who knows? My thoughts on it might change by then. But it is overall a pretty enjoyable story, just not too special, and I really liked the characters mostly! It was a very comedic story and that's great! It made up for the lack of good characters. Especially Bumjoon. He deserves to die. But overall, the characters were the only flaw and the story itself was great! I wish we had another manhwa/manhua about them later on in the future! Without Bumjoon... But a girl can only dream.
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