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Former idol trainee Kiyu has always been admired for his striking good looks. Yet, he longs for a typical high school experience, leading him to wear glasses in hopes of fitting in with his peers. Ironically, he finds that building friendships is far harder when not relying on his appearance. To make matters more complex, he struggles with social interactions, his new desk partner seems perpetually displeased, and his fans have found him at his new school.
Original Webtoon: Naver Webtoon, Naver Series
Official Translation: Available in English, Spanish, Japanese, French, Traditional Chinese, Thai, Simplified Chinese, Indonesian
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I would be alright if just one of them was the problem, but to have both leads be this annoying just doesn't come off well. The male lead stopped working as an idol because he didn't want to be treated based solely on his looks and the first thing he does is keep treating the female lead on her looks. He's such a hypocrite.
That being said, she's not any better. He's apologized to you countless times. Being shy is not an excuse if you can't even bother to just write an apology like he did instead. I've only read the first ten chapters and she has barely said a single thing to the male lead.
Imo, the female lead looks more attractive than the male lead. So there's that. And the rest of the class have no personality either.
Just read the latest chapters(105-107) to see if their relationship is any good and nope, they aren't dating yet and there's already another rival who's destroying whatever little relationship they had. Hope the female lead finds someone good, because the male lead certainly isn't. He's dumb as heck and horrible at reading people. His supposed innocence really pisses me off even though I usually don't mind those sort of characters. Dropped
This is one of my top list recommended manhwa to read. It's light and heartwarming and funny and cute like- seriously cute.
The misunderstanding was funny but maybe will come off as annoying old trope for others but I personally find it new. I mean, it's an old trope but the author managed not to make it boring.
In conclusion, I CANT WAIT FOR MORE!!!! ><
bye,
Me.
Note: Real Rating is 9.5 but i love this serie so much it deserves a 10
Misunderstandings are built upon misunderstandings. That could simply be fixed with proper communication. Our two mains are very introverted but also happen to be shy and awkward. Now I usually hate constant misunderstandings but this series made me comfortable with it. I guess because the misunderstandings are cleared up easily between necessary characters.
I understand people who did drop this just for the simple fact of how long they waited for "progress", while I binged read this yesterday(77 chapters). I read multiple other stuff so I'll come back to this whenever I feel like. The characters are lovable and charming. When I get bored of something it's hard for me to go on reading but this was an easy read. But I can judge this fairly since I've read enough chapters. It's not painful drama, at least not yet, feels like only the beginning still and because of that I have yet to rate. 02/22/2022.
Season 1 was pretty good but starting Season 2 the story just builds up so many stupid misunderstandings between the characters it gets annoying rather than wanting to keep reading it
the author seems to be diverting course starting with season 2 and heading down the typical, annoying, clichéd storytelling path that makes romance series irritating, if not unbearable to read. Too bad. The art is great and the original premise of the story was certainly interesting, but 6 chapters into season 2 and it's become just another run-of-the-mill angsty teenage drama.
A comedic masterpiece. Can't wait for season 2!