Yeonwoo’s Innocence

I love slice of life, romance, and drama manga but this was the first romance drama webtoon that fascinated me so much and even re-reading it doesn't feels boring.

In the beginning, I felt the lead was pathetic and plot was irritating or slow sometimes but with each arc the characters kept being developed and the art style improving feeling downright beautiful after some arcs. When I compare the art style of current chapters with the first ones, it feels as if Yeonwoo keeps getting prettier while Haesol got even more handsome. We slowly got glimpses of all characters past and watching them deal with their trauma not just through romance but all areas of life including friendships and family has been a captivating read. It's not just the love story between the two leads that keeps the reader hooked. The lead's supporting cast of friends are dynamic characters in their own right with Yeonwoo's conflicting friendship and background with Jahnyuk being a highlight of the story and not something one finds in an standard romance story. The story keeps giving hints that the unseen past of the characters which slowly gets revealed is as important in the comic as the present which we are seeing now. It's like the deeper one goes, the more enjoyable and attention grabbing the chapters become with high anticipation.

Overall, this is a story which only keeps getting mesmerizing as it progresses and I certainly was delighted upon reading all the available chapters.

I look forward to the upcoming chapters and what direction the characters and story will go.

alright, ima start yapping><

I have never ever read a straight manhwa since so many are these skinny spineless pretty lil broke girls and this big buff jealous Mr big di** billionaire CEO. But this one is diff, i like it !

I actually like the concept of the small romance although it isn't exactly progressing that much throughout the chapters since the subject of the plot is revolving around Yeonwoo's innocence and how he basically heals and justifies his timid and anxious behaviour. 

There should be a psychological tag for this because during his backstory scenes I actually felt so sick I'm not going to lie. It was messing with me a bit because of how scary the story portayed trauma and anxiety. 

I especially love the build up with the main character and his childhood friend considering how they both went through such a horrible traumatic experience, one feeling guilty while the other lost his light. I think they both really needed to reflect on that and I'm glad they have so far because it's helping them heal from their past regrets and sorrows they share. 

Story: 10/10 

I wish the genre wasn't labelled romance though, mainly because as much as it has that small aspect of it. The progress of the romance is hardly shown into the story, they have their moments yes but otherwise it's not the main genre focus.