This is: It's hard to change, but not impossible if you keep trying.

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It's hard to change, but not impossible if you keep trying.

. . . ︶꒦꒷♡꒷꒦︶ . . .
~~~Sooha is a single woman who works full shift and is satisfied with her current situation, with no lovers. However, one day a boy named Taesoo will arrive at her apartment, tricked by her landlord; with no place to stay, the two agree to have a small company on site while Taesoo gets a job to move. Along the way, both will meet and learn to share, bear and accompany each other, will the romance that Sooha avoided so much be born?
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I must say that I did not expect much from this story, just another romantic comedy with the most well-known tropics, but there is certainly something else to highlight. This series knows what it is to have a MATURE RELATIONSHIP.
We have two very complex and different personalities that must learn to get along in a limited space and time, and it is very complicated! To put an initial example; Sooha has sparse and negative ideas about companionship and love, while Taesso comes from a horrible love experience that makes him instinctively turn away from everyone. The biggest problem, and therefore the solution process, involves spending more time and talking to each other to understand that all is not lost.
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The relationship is difficult:
Like I said, it takes a lot of time and effort to get the main couple into action, but that's exactly what it's all about. The series prioritizes personal satisfaction and the release of traumas to move on to a more affective stage. The conflicts and arguments that the protagonists face are fair when we know their background and motives (we could think that they are exaggerated or extreme because we see them from one of the two perspectives) and that is their magic.
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The obstacles, tropes, clichés and surprises are mature and believable. Here there are no superficial problems that always appear in romantic comedies, because they do not go with the theme and age of our characters. (Jealousy, "accidents to get closer to the couple", misunderstandings and love triangles... you know what I mean, right? There's none of that here. They don't need them.)
Unhappiness, family traumas, grief, detachment, work problems, plagiarism, frustrated dreams and others: really adult problems that are found in many situations that overcome them emotionally. Many times the conflict is not that surprising events occur, but how they are going to face them, when they had no signs or preparation for it. You will find it here.
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Late romance. (Could they love each other?!)
This also plays a miscalculation on them. Earlier I mentioned that caring and displays of true love can take time, I even think they can take too long. It's really a problem for the reader if they patiently wait for a breakthrough between the characters, but all they do is get more and more complicated to the point that they almost never seem to be in a "safe place" or "checkpoint". .
It seems to me an ambivalent case. I think it's valuable that the plot doesn't go the easy way full of flowers and colors that I usually see, but objectively I think it can be boring, even a reason for abandonment.
The biggest solution is that it's not just about Sooha and Taesoo. We have another secondary couple who manage even more complicated matters: when everything seems to be going great, there are personalities about each other that remain hidden to maintain and simulate an apparently healthy relationship; in this slot we have Soojung and Joonhyuk (I'd love to talk more about them, but since the biggest plot twists come between their relationship, it's all a spoiler! Sorry).
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Visual closeness.
Objectively speaking, it's not the best drawing you'll find. The visual is very simple and not very detailed. I do not want to discredit, but it is one of those series that most of the author's drawing is noticed as the chapters progress. But if you are tired of seeing the same backgrounds repeated often, a color palette that is not very varied and boring, perhaps not everything is to your liking.
Personally, what helps the visual environment the most is the design, expression and care of the main and secondary characters. Having such a closed cast of characters helps us to get to know them better and to know from their expressions what is happening to them, there are many changes in them in that aspect. (This manhwa of those who use the resource: 'if it's not important you won't have a face to draw', that's understandable haha).
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I can't recommend this highly enough because it's a very light and good read. Also, the author knows what she is doing. As I mentioned, if not implied, the script is its most important and best handled factor: it's serious, painful and real when it has to be, nice and loving to lighten the mood and bring some happiness to its reader. That is to say, it is at the same time a series that you can read as leisurely as entertainment, and to which you can give all your attention to become attached to it.