Eui-joon and Gunwoo’s turbulent relationship continues in this volume packed with new content, including character profiles, minigames, and more! When Eui-joon sees a vacation ad online, he asks Gunwoo to go on a road trip.
The catch? Eui-joon wants to drive, but he might be Korea’s worst driver. Under Gunwoo’s instruction, his skills improve, but Gunwoo’s college days come up and Eui-joon can’t help but be a little jealous that he never got to meet the young, innocent Gunwoo from before he became a gangster.
Then, he begins having dreams of the younger Gunwoo—extremely detailed, realistic dreams—which fuel his obsession. Can Eui-joon let go of Gunwoo’s past and embrace the man he loves in the present?
Cute, as always, but I really wish we had gotten the story of their wedding! This felt like an extra that could’ve just been added to the back of the previous volume :(
"...if you want to kick the bucket together, I won't stop you."
Even though I love the characters. I wish we got more story, rather than a short story and some other small things. Though the extra art pages were really beautiful.
When you read it, volume 7 has a different title: "For the dream". I wish they had just used that as the title instead of calling this volume 7. I was hoping we would pick up where we left off on volume 6 (despite the 'End') and just had a bunch of short/stories about how married life is and how Gunwoo even managed to make it happen.
So, conclusion: it was fun, but not worth the amount I paid for it... (though I'm always happy to support an author I like!)
So this is not necessary to the story and I was surprised to see this coming out as the story finished in the last volume. This is really mostly some extras but gosh did it remind me how much they love each other. The review portion with the highlights taking us through how they got together, developed feelings, and confessed their love was the best part to me. I just love them.
The colored pictures at the end of the volume when they are married just freaking love it.
I think this is best viewed as a collectors item and not as essential to the story.
This volume is just the side stories, a few bonus extras and some beautiful art, but I love me some good epilogue fluff. 945 has such a lovely art style, and I do hope they do a more chill romance later on down the line, since their current series that is being serialized is a whole other flavor entirely. Hands down, this is one of the best opposites attract, age gap romances, I’ve ever read and it’s sad to say goodbye.
Upon rereading, this is still pretty cute series. Occasionally their chemistry could've been a bit more romantic but everyone loves Ahjuicy. This series has a good/cute pay off and for a mobster in a yaoi series, we have pretty respectful leads. The dreaming of his smile was also pretty cute!
Read digitally, not physically, so I'm not 100% sure where the side stories might be physically published. Definitely would read through bits of again.
Honestly as someone that was pretty disappointed with the time skip in Dangerous Convenience Store (it soured the whole thing for me) this volume kind of wraps it up nicely and makes you forget about that really bad portion of the book. The way they collected the best quotes and the bonus story was pretty sweet.
Feels low-key like a waste of a volume? It was a bunch of pretty art and a story with just activities like a maze and q&a thing. I was hoping for more story tbh. Especially more wedding stuff but all there was was some art at the very end. But overall I enjoyed this series and thought it was cute. I love the development from the characters and their relationship seems mostly cute and lovely.
AHHHHH I LOVED THIS. It’s so freaking adorable i cant. First you get to see everyone together, like at home, Eui-joon, his brother, Cha and Ahjussi. I was giggling and wiggling my feet the whole time.
Also, at the end you have some cute extras like pictures and a questionnaire.
Im lowkey sad this is the end but i guess I’ll just have to read it again :)
This is the final chapter of the manga series. Don't let the length fool you; this book has more recap filler than new story. I consider this a solid close-out to the series. There is no dramatic end, just a couple settling into their future life together.
I do appreciate some of the flashbacks and seeing how far they came to get to this moment. There were some tear-jerkers in there.
To sum it all (vol 1-7), I really loved this manhwa and I currently have Gunwoo as my lock screen wallpaper. He's my favourite manhwa character of all time, plus Jin Cheongwoo.
The ending (after the side stories) was... I would have loved a wedding like Low Tide In Twilight, but that's the authors choice.
I really will miss this manhwa.
Thank you.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
This wasn't really part of the main story. Kinda like a bonus epilogue book. So, obviously, there wasn't a lot of substance to it. Just light-hearted, fluffy times with the main characters. But still really fun if you're a die hard for the series like me.
I was worried it was just quotes and art, but there was a super cute story after that. Probably should have been the other way around, but I loved the learning to drive story. This was the perfect ending to the series. I loved all the new art at the end.
I really enjoyed this series. I just wish in this volume we got to see more involving the wedding but I'm happy we at least got to pretty artwork of them in their suits <3 <3
Hmm this is essentially a bonus short story with lots of extras - author interviews, character profiles, "iconic scenes" and pretty art. Deffo nice to look at of course heh.