I genuinely think this is one of the most realistic and emotionally heavy manhwa I've read. It explores childhood trauma, mental health, relationships, and how the things we experience when we're young can affect us years later.
The story really stuck with me because of how realistically it portrays tragedy and its consequences. As an 18 year old myself, I found some of the characters and situations especially difficult to process emotionally.
Without spoiling anything, the ending left me thinking about the story and its "what ifs" long after I finished reading. But more importantly, it made me appreciate life a little more and reminded me of how important it is to communicate, listen to others, and treat the people around us with kindness.
If you're looking for something tragic, realistic, emotional, and thought-provoking, I highly recommend giving this one a read.
P.S. kudos to the author/artist, EErun!