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해 뜨는 집 [Hae Tteuneun Jip] #1
Korean Webtoon [Our Sunny Days] Vol. 1
" Our Sunny Days 1
■ Publish Date : 2024-08-09
■ Page & Size : 240p | 5.9 x 8.3 in
■ ISBN : None
■ Artist(s) : Jeong Seok -Chan
■ Publisher : Your Mana (GoBooky Books)
■ KJCstar Product ID : MANGA1185
★This book is written in Korean
✔️ 100% Original Brand New Product
📦 Safely packed with Tracking Number
Korean Title : 해 뜨는 집
English Title : Our Sunny Days
■ Table of Contents
1화
2화
3화
4화
5화
6화
7화
8화
9화
10화
11화
12화
BONUS
CHARACTER PROFILE
"
■ Publish Date : 2024-08-09
■ Page & Size : 240p | 5.9 x 8.3 in
■ ISBN : None
■ Artist(s) : Jeong Seok -Chan
■ Publisher : Your Mana (GoBooky Books)
■ KJCstar Product ID : MANGA1185
★This book is written in Korean
✔️ 100% Original Brand New Product
📦 Safely packed with Tracking Number
Korean Title : 해 뜨는 집
English Title : Our Sunny Days
■ Table of Contents
1화
2화
3화
4화
5화
6화
7화
8화
9화
10화
11화
12화
BONUS
CHARACTER PROFILE
"
240 pages, Paperback
Published August 9, 2024
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June 1, 2025
SO FUCKING CUTEEE. literally had me giggling screaming kicking my feet. i loved everything about this 😭😭
March 22, 2026
I really have been wanting to find a manhwa that speaks to me, because so far the ones that have caught my eye have been misses for me -- and I'm so happy to say that this one fit the bill SO perfectly and was a total win!! I had such good hopes for it that I went ahead and blind bought it, and I don't regret it one bit, I'm very satisfied with this purchase!
I thought it was really satisfying that this was a story about two adults (28 and 36 years old) dealing with adult priorities, like raising a child, finding a job, being a community leader, et cetera. It really spoke to me. I also think it's really funny that the 36-year-old love interest thinks our 28-year-old protagonist is way too young, like a baby, because that's actually so real. I don't often see many books (though I mostly read manga) talk about how young your 20s seem to anyone over the age of 30, because a lot of times in books like these characters that are 20s-30s are treated like they're ancient. This just was grounded in realism in ways like that, and I found it so refreshing and lovely.
The story was just great. It's been a while since I've read something that's genuinely made me squeal aloud and kick my feet-- but this book seriously did the trick for me! I thought the growing feelings and partnership that these two display is so wholesome. And it's so fun to have that classic tsundere character doing tsundere things in the character of the love interest. You can tell he's such a good guy despite all of his tsun. I really grew to love all the characters through this volume and already feel itchy for more.
In terms of criticism, my usual criticism for manhwa stands. I think the art needs a bit of work, especially anatomically. This book feels a little bit caught in old-school yaoi stylings, with excessively muscled characters with triangle-shaped torsos and smallish heads. It's not bad -- in fact, it has a certain charm to it, in a way -- but I do find it a tiny bit distracting. One thing I also don't like about manhwa or webtoons in general is the usage of Clip Studio Paint 3D assets, because the mixing of 3D assets and 2D drawings just doesn't look good to me, and I find it incredibly distracting as well, but in a bad way.
However, I know it's difficult to hire a background artist and even more difficult to learn how to draw backgrounds well, so I empathize (as a fellow artist)... but for a product that readers are paying money for, I do wish the usage of assets was less, or at the very least a) traced or b) better incorporated.
On a similar note, the love interest's design doesn't speak to me very strongly. I do think he's adorable, especially when he's chibi or in his funny sea lion form (which always made me grin and giggle), and of course I find him immensely charming as a character, but his bangs and blue eyes... I just don't like them much. I think if I had one thing I would change about this, I would change the way he looks a bit. His forehead-covering bangs paired with how insanely muscular he is just makes for a funny and weird combo for me.
But even with these criticisms in mind, the story was such that the things that bothered me didn't bother me all that much, and I still had a really great time. And it's true what everyone is saying... the baby is so goddamn cute. If you're going to read for anything, read for the baby!!
Edit: Oh, and I also want to note the quality of the physical book. I think another thing that drives me away from print manhwa is that I don't like the feel of heavy, glossy paper. It's heavy to carry around and feels uncomfortable when I'm reading (for no particular reason I think, other than I'm not used to it), and although the colors are quite vibrant, I don't like the look and feel of it for a novel-length-and-sized book like this one.
This print manhwa has a matte finish that I find much more enjoyable, both in the way it feels and the way it looks. As a product, I would recommend this, though I'm always very impressed with Seven Seas book designs and their offerings. That's all!
I thought it was really satisfying that this was a story about two adults (28 and 36 years old) dealing with adult priorities, like raising a child, finding a job, being a community leader, et cetera. It really spoke to me. I also think it's really funny that the 36-year-old love interest thinks our 28-year-old protagonist is way too young, like a baby, because that's actually so real. I don't often see many books (though I mostly read manga) talk about how young your 20s seem to anyone over the age of 30, because a lot of times in books like these characters that are 20s-30s are treated like they're ancient. This just was grounded in realism in ways like that, and I found it so refreshing and lovely.
The story was just great. It's been a while since I've read something that's genuinely made me squeal aloud and kick my feet-- but this book seriously did the trick for me! I thought the growing feelings and partnership that these two display is so wholesome. And it's so fun to have that classic tsundere character doing tsundere things in the character of the love interest. You can tell he's such a good guy despite all of his tsun. I really grew to love all the characters through this volume and already feel itchy for more.
In terms of criticism, my usual criticism for manhwa stands. I think the art needs a bit of work, especially anatomically. This book feels a little bit caught in old-school yaoi stylings, with excessively muscled characters with triangle-shaped torsos and smallish heads. It's not bad -- in fact, it has a certain charm to it, in a way -- but I do find it a tiny bit distracting. One thing I also don't like about manhwa or webtoons in general is the usage of Clip Studio Paint 3D assets, because the mixing of 3D assets and 2D drawings just doesn't look good to me, and I find it incredibly distracting as well, but in a bad way.
However, I know it's difficult to hire a background artist and even more difficult to learn how to draw backgrounds well, so I empathize (as a fellow artist)... but for a product that readers are paying money for, I do wish the usage of assets was less, or at the very least a) traced or b) better incorporated.
On a similar note, the love interest's design doesn't speak to me very strongly. I do think he's adorable, especially when he's chibi or in his funny sea lion form (which always made me grin and giggle), and of course I find him immensely charming as a character, but his bangs and blue eyes... I just don't like them much. I think if I had one thing I would change about this, I would change the way he looks a bit. His forehead-covering bangs paired with how insanely muscular he is just makes for a funny and weird combo for me.
But even with these criticisms in mind, the story was such that the things that bothered me didn't bother me all that much, and I still had a really great time. And it's true what everyone is saying... the baby is so goddamn cute. If you're going to read for anything, read for the baby!!
Edit: Oh, and I also want to note the quality of the physical book. I think another thing that drives me away from print manhwa is that I don't like the feel of heavy, glossy paper. It's heavy to carry around and feels uncomfortable when I'm reading (for no particular reason I think, other than I'm not used to it), and although the colors are quite vibrant, I don't like the look and feel of it for a novel-length-and-sized book like this one.
This print manhwa has a matte finish that I find much more enjoyable, both in the way it feels and the way it looks. As a product, I would recommend this, though I'm always very impressed with Seven Seas book designs and their offerings. That's all!
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January 9, 2026✨
all my updates for this will be here since i'm reading this on lezhin
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season 1 (chapters 1-25)
they are freaking adorable! 🥹 they're such a green flag couple! there was so much blushing and swooning. i swear every time sung ho looked at haebeom, he had stars in his eyes...😭 and every time haebeom looked at sung ho, he gets all shy and starts blushing. and the BABY 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
season 1 (chapters 1-25)
they are freaking adorable! 🥹 they're such a green flag couple! there was so much blushing and swooning. i swear every time sung ho looked at haebeom, he had stars in his eyes...😭 and every time haebeom looked at sung ho, he gets all shy and starts blushing. and the BABY 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
November 12, 2025
this the cheesiest the cutest and the most wholesome manhwa I've read so far, this is still ongoing but I finished all available chapters
I was giggling and crying and melting into my couch while reading this and I loved all the silly seal faces
I was giggling and crying and melting into my couch while reading this and I loved all the silly seal faces
November 20, 2025
Haebeom and Ho are the greenest green flags ever to date. super sweet and the baby is soooo cute. Great cast of side characters in rural Korean village. so fluffy.
December 9, 2025
Затишно, смішно та гаряче. Читала, наче приймала пігулку від тривожності 🥰
January 23, 2025
Este manhwa es super divertido, tierno, sexy, precioso. Lo doy todas las palabras bonitas que existan. Puede llegar a ser predecible en algunas ocasiones pero eso no evitó que me conmoviera en otros momentos, y ni hablar de fangirlear, simplemente no paré de amar todo. Aún no lo termino pero con lo que voy de historia no creo que vaya a degustarme, caí redondita por los 3. Algo que le da muchos puntos a favor es la buena comunicación que hay entre los protagonistas 💚 No puedo decir nada malo de esta historia ✨ se las recomiendo a todos si les gusta este tipo de historia y quieren leer algo tierno, sexy a la vez, que se pasa volando porque atrapa al instante y quieres ser feliz 🥰
January 1, 2025
It’s so damn cute!! I really, actually cried. I feel butterflies and my heart might just explode! 😭
April 4, 2026
Kwon haebeom is my favorite kind of ML. He is grumpy on the outside but amazing. I also love the walrus. it's so cute. This is a slow burn but I like the tenderness and softness from both characters that at the outside seem very macho. Also love their interactions with the baby!!
November 28, 2025
Sehr cute Story!
March 27, 2026
This is one of my comfort series
Read if you love:
Single dad with no ex drama
Double bi-awakening
Healthy communication
Found family
Slow burn (only a kiss in this volume!)
Low angst with a side of laughs. Honestly, Haebom is so funny
Read if you love:
Single dad with no ex drama
Double bi-awakening
Healthy communication
Found family
Slow burn (only a kiss in this volume!)
Low angst with a side of laughs. Honestly, Haebom is so funny
May 21, 2025
PERFETTO.
Il disegno è splendido e la palette dei colori anche.
La prevalenza del blu e del verde davvero rende la sensazione del sole in una giornata tersa su tutto il volume anche in scene che non si svolgono necessariamente davvero in una giornata di sole
La trama è semplice ed efficace e il volume si concentro sul presentare i tratti fondamentali dell’ambientazione e i tratti determinanti dei personaggi e lo fa benissimo
La storia romantica inizia relativamente lentamente ma è già bellissima e ADORO la centralità della bambina del protagonista e la dolcezza di tutte le interazioni che la coinvolgono soprattutto con l’interesse romantico
100/1000000000
Il disegno è splendido e la palette dei colori anche.
La prevalenza del blu e del verde davvero rende la sensazione del sole in una giornata tersa su tutto il volume anche in scene che non si svolgono necessariamente davvero in una giornata di sole
La trama è semplice ed efficace e il volume si concentro sul presentare i tratti fondamentali dell’ambientazione e i tratti determinanti dei personaggi e lo fa benissimo
La storia romantica inizia relativamente lentamente ma è già bellissima e ADORO la centralità della bambina del protagonista e la dolcezza di tutte le interazioni che la coinvolgono soprattutto con l’interesse romantico
100/1000000000
July 31, 2025
LO AMOOO BASTAAAAA
August 11, 2025
Tellement mignon !
Et si bien dessiné, obligée de craquer !
Et si bien dessiné, obligée de craquer !
August 23, 2025
God, everything in this manhwa is sooo adorable (especially the baby). This made me giggle SO MANY TIMES.
September 16, 2025
lo estoy amando tanto este manwha enserio
October 19, 2025
This is so cute 😍 a heartwarming feel good story. Can’t wait for the next one ^^
November 14, 2025
my newest favorite family <3 this manhwa is just like a warm hug, it really lives up to it's name. so fresh, so adorable!!
January 9, 2026
ONE OF THE MOST WHOLESOME THINGS EVER 😭🤞🏼
January 29, 2026
Es tan raro estar tan feliz por encontrar un manhwa que sea bueno, lo sigo desde el 2024 y lo amo
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March 23, 2026
This is a really cute manga, the slow burn romance is super cute and I love how natural their relationship builds
March 24, 2026
Hes build like a fridge and is a Green Flag?? (Very rare) YES
They are so cute T_T
The baby is so cute shes like half apple tall.
They are so cute T_T
The baby is so cute shes like half apple tall.
April 5, 2026
So stinkin' cute!
March 18, 2026
I'm so so glad this series got picked up for official release😭 what a warm and lovely story
March 22, 2026
literally my all-time favorite manhua romance ever😫😫😫 almost brought me to tears when i saw it was getting officially printed
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March 19, 2026AUGGHHHHGHFGHGG 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭I CANT 😭😭😭😭 ITS SO HEARTWARMING😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭KILL ME😭😭💔💔💔
May 16, 2025
4 stars. One of the most wholesome bl. Giggling and shiii
April 7, 2026
Worum es geht:
Als Ho Sungs Ex-Freundin ihm nach einem Jahr Funkstille plötzlich das gemeinsame Baby in die Hand drückt und verschwindet, fasst dieser die Entscheidung, seine Karriere beim amerikanischen Militär hinter sich zu lassen und mit dem Kind nach Korea zurückzukehren. Der Start in das für ihn neue Landleben verläuft holprig, doch die Bekanntschaft mit dem auf den ersten Blick schroffen Ladenbesitzer und Dorfvorsteher Haebom Kwon verändert vieles.
Meine Meinung:
Ich gebs zu: bevor ich "Our Sunny Days" in die Hand genommen habe, zählte ich zu den Leuten, die das Baby ganz schön hässlich fanden. Nach der Lektüre des ersten Bandes kann ich nun aber doch nicht mehr anders und habe die kleine Rotznase ähnlich lieb gewonnen wie ihr Vater und der neue Nachbar. Und wie könnte es auch anders sein, nach so einem überzeugenden Auftakt?
"Our Sunny Days" präsentiert sich als herzerwärmender Titel über einen alleinerziehenden, jungen Vater, der seinem Kind gerne das geben möchte, was ihm selbst einst vorenthalten wurde. Ho Sung selbst ist als Waise aufgewachsen, was es ihm schwer macht, Konzepte wie Familie oder Heimat nachzuvollziehen. Gerade darum möchte er jedoch, dass seine Tochter in einem Umfeld aufwächst, in dem es ihr an nichts fehlt.
Das Dorf, welches er für ihr zukünftiges Leben auswählt, hat jedoch zunächst einmal wenig mit dem gängigen Narrativ des idyllischen Landlebens gemein. Es gibt wenig Wohlstand, die Gesellschaft ist alt und das Misstrauen gegen Außenstehende groß. Ho Sung merkt schnell, dass es nicht ganz leicht werden wird, seinen Platz in dieser Welt zu finden. Umso wertvoller ist da der Beistand durch Dorfvorsteher Haebom Kwon, unter dessen rauher Schale ein wirklich fürsorglicher Mann steckt.
Die Liebesgeschichte zwischen den beiden Männern beginnt im ersten Band ganz zaghaft, aber gerade dadurch wunderschön, ergänzen sie sich doch in ihrer großen Unterschiedlichkeit perfekt. Während Ho Sung nie eine besondere Verbindung zu einem bestimmten Ort hatte und darum überall zu Hause sein konnte, scheint die enge Bindung an seine Heimat für Haebom Kwon gleichermaßen Segen wie Fluch zu sein. Der weitgereiste Vater mit der charmanten kleinen Tochter bringt neuen Wind in festgefahrene Beziehungen - etwas, wovon am Ende vielleicht alle profitieren werden.
Obwohl die Themen in "Our Sunny Days" also durchaus Tiefgang haben, erzählt der Webtoon die Story mit Humor und angenehmer Leichtigkeit, was den Band für mich zu einer richtigen Wohlfühl-Lektüre gemacht hat. Obwohl es größtenteils um den Alltag auf dem Dorf geht, gibt es einige Konfrontationen und unerwartete Situationen, die ohne übertriebenes Drama für Spannung sorgen.
Ich habe mich beim Lesen rundherum wohlgefühlt und kann den Band wirklich uneingeschränkt empfehlen.
Als Ho Sungs Ex-Freundin ihm nach einem Jahr Funkstille plötzlich das gemeinsame Baby in die Hand drückt und verschwindet, fasst dieser die Entscheidung, seine Karriere beim amerikanischen Militär hinter sich zu lassen und mit dem Kind nach Korea zurückzukehren. Der Start in das für ihn neue Landleben verläuft holprig, doch die Bekanntschaft mit dem auf den ersten Blick schroffen Ladenbesitzer und Dorfvorsteher Haebom Kwon verändert vieles.
Meine Meinung:
Ich gebs zu: bevor ich "Our Sunny Days" in die Hand genommen habe, zählte ich zu den Leuten, die das Baby ganz schön hässlich fanden. Nach der Lektüre des ersten Bandes kann ich nun aber doch nicht mehr anders und habe die kleine Rotznase ähnlich lieb gewonnen wie ihr Vater und der neue Nachbar. Und wie könnte es auch anders sein, nach so einem überzeugenden Auftakt?
"Our Sunny Days" präsentiert sich als herzerwärmender Titel über einen alleinerziehenden, jungen Vater, der seinem Kind gerne das geben möchte, was ihm selbst einst vorenthalten wurde. Ho Sung selbst ist als Waise aufgewachsen, was es ihm schwer macht, Konzepte wie Familie oder Heimat nachzuvollziehen. Gerade darum möchte er jedoch, dass seine Tochter in einem Umfeld aufwächst, in dem es ihr an nichts fehlt.
Das Dorf, welches er für ihr zukünftiges Leben auswählt, hat jedoch zunächst einmal wenig mit dem gängigen Narrativ des idyllischen Landlebens gemein. Es gibt wenig Wohlstand, die Gesellschaft ist alt und das Misstrauen gegen Außenstehende groß. Ho Sung merkt schnell, dass es nicht ganz leicht werden wird, seinen Platz in dieser Welt zu finden. Umso wertvoller ist da der Beistand durch Dorfvorsteher Haebom Kwon, unter dessen rauher Schale ein wirklich fürsorglicher Mann steckt.
Die Liebesgeschichte zwischen den beiden Männern beginnt im ersten Band ganz zaghaft, aber gerade dadurch wunderschön, ergänzen sie sich doch in ihrer großen Unterschiedlichkeit perfekt. Während Ho Sung nie eine besondere Verbindung zu einem bestimmten Ort hatte und darum überall zu Hause sein konnte, scheint die enge Bindung an seine Heimat für Haebom Kwon gleichermaßen Segen wie Fluch zu sein. Der weitgereiste Vater mit der charmanten kleinen Tochter bringt neuen Wind in festgefahrene Beziehungen - etwas, wovon am Ende vielleicht alle profitieren werden.
Obwohl die Themen in "Our Sunny Days" also durchaus Tiefgang haben, erzählt der Webtoon die Story mit Humor und angenehmer Leichtigkeit, was den Band für mich zu einer richtigen Wohlfühl-Lektüre gemacht hat. Obwohl es größtenteils um den Alltag auf dem Dorf geht, gibt es einige Konfrontationen und unerwartete Situationen, die ohne übertriebenes Drama für Spannung sorgen.
Ich habe mich beim Lesen rundherum wohlgefühlt und kann den Band wirklich uneingeschränkt empfehlen.
March 17, 2026
Imagine that green flag unconditional love was real? This story will make you believe in it, that’s for sure.
Orphan Sung Ho finds himself back in Korea after leaving years before to join up with the US Army, after his ex girlfriend leaves a newborn at his door, he leaves the army and drops everything to move back to Korea with his (bald) baby girl. He finds himself in a rural town mostly populated by the elderly, save a young town leader and an orphaned boy who thinks he could be his father (he’s not.) After initially butting heads with the towns leader, which lasts approximately five minutes, the semi-reclusive Kwon Haebeom quickly decides to help his new resident settle in, clears up the miscommunication of the little boy thinking he’s his runaway dad, and teaches him the ways of farming land. They start to get along quite well, and after Kwon Haebeom discovers that his newest tiny resident has no name, he decides it’s up to him to give her one, with no real pushback from Sung Ho, because he hasn’t thought of something that fits, and the woman that gave birth to her legally gave her the name “Unknown”.
Little Sung Unknown quickly adopts this strange town leader as her second father without asking either men if that was okay, but luckily it was more than okay because they become the greenest flag happiest couple i’ve read in anything ever.
This story has the “Tsundere” tag on official platforms, which i think is incorrect for this sorry, yes Kwon Haebeom would do literally anything for his family because he is so in love with both of them, but the that term implies an almost violent obsession. Kwon Haebeom would kill himself before he ever touched a single hair on Sung Ho or Sung Unknowns heads. They are his reason for everything.
This story is very realistic on how it it’s for queer couples in Korea, and I love that even in thai small idealistic village where everyone loves them, they still face those worries about how people will perceive them as a family.
Anyway, happy publication day to Our Sunny Days ☀️
Orphan Sung Ho finds himself back in Korea after leaving years before to join up with the US Army, after his ex girlfriend leaves a newborn at his door, he leaves the army and drops everything to move back to Korea with his (bald) baby girl. He finds himself in a rural town mostly populated by the elderly, save a young town leader and an orphaned boy who thinks he could be his father (he’s not.) After initially butting heads with the towns leader, which lasts approximately five minutes, the semi-reclusive Kwon Haebeom quickly decides to help his new resident settle in, clears up the miscommunication of the little boy thinking he’s his runaway dad, and teaches him the ways of farming land. They start to get along quite well, and after Kwon Haebeom discovers that his newest tiny resident has no name, he decides it’s up to him to give her one, with no real pushback from Sung Ho, because he hasn’t thought of something that fits, and the woman that gave birth to her legally gave her the name “Unknown”.
Little Sung Unknown quickly adopts this strange town leader as her second father without asking either men if that was okay, but luckily it was more than okay because they become the greenest flag happiest couple i’ve read in anything ever.
This story has the “Tsundere” tag on official platforms, which i think is incorrect for this sorry, yes Kwon Haebeom would do literally anything for his family because he is so in love with both of them, but the that term implies an almost violent obsession. Kwon Haebeom would kill himself before he ever touched a single hair on Sung Ho or Sung Unknowns heads. They are his reason for everything.
This story is very realistic on how it it’s for queer couples in Korea, and I love that even in thai small idealistic village where everyone loves them, they still face those worries about how people will perceive them as a family.
Anyway, happy publication day to Our Sunny Days ☀️
May 6, 2025
*review of season 1*
This was probably the healthiest BL I've read in a while. Unfortunately, that didn't make it all that interesting to read. The MC is very bland and most of his interesting aspects stem from the mystery surrounding his parentage. The leader of the village is pretty much an amalgamation of every ML in other BLs I've read. So, essentially this is Hometown Cha Cha Cha but without the tension between the 2 main characters and they added a baby instead.
I thought the bit where Sung Ho meets the old man who abandoned his daughter was somewhat interesting. I wonder if that's delved into in the second season more. It was a great way for Sung Ho to see from the POV of a parent that relinquished their kid - though it was hard to feel sorry for him considering him and his wife had other kids.
The story of the kid who kept going around asking military vets if they were his father was actually heartbreaking. He doesn't do much in the story after they agree to be friends and that was sort of a bummer. I wanted more of that. However, he sort of fit in line with making the MC basically a parent throughout the entire first season. He literally has nothing going on for himself and I'm confused as to how he's financially supporting himself.
I also don't know entirely why he moved to Korea. I don't remember if that was really explained. Regardless, I don't really have enough interest in this series to continue on from here, but I see the appeal of it. My guess is the MC ends up teaching an English class later and continues building his relationship with the village leader.
This was probably the healthiest BL I've read in a while. Unfortunately, that didn't make it all that interesting to read. The MC is very bland and most of his interesting aspects stem from the mystery surrounding his parentage. The leader of the village is pretty much an amalgamation of every ML in other BLs I've read. So, essentially this is Hometown Cha Cha Cha but without the tension between the 2 main characters and they added a baby instead.
I thought the bit where Sung Ho meets the old man who abandoned his daughter was somewhat interesting. I wonder if that's delved into in the second season more. It was a great way for Sung Ho to see from the POV of a parent that relinquished their kid - though it was hard to feel sorry for him considering him and his wife had other kids.
The story of the kid who kept going around asking military vets if they were his father was actually heartbreaking. He doesn't do much in the story after they agree to be friends and that was sort of a bummer. I wanted more of that. However, he sort of fit in line with making the MC basically a parent throughout the entire first season. He literally has nothing going on for himself and I'm confused as to how he's financially supporting himself.
I also don't know entirely why he moved to Korea. I don't remember if that was really explained. Regardless, I don't really have enough interest in this series to continue on from here, but I see the appeal of it. My guess is the MC ends up teaching an English class later and continues building his relationship with the village leader.
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