First of all, the art is so pretty and soft. Every chapter feels calm but also kind of creepy in a good way. It takes its time, but that’s what makes this interesting. Feels like a slice of life mixed with mystery. Little things keep happening, and you can tell they matter even if we don’t get answers yet. Yebom is actually a really interesting female lead. She is academically smart but socially awkward and struggles with communication. A habit of overthinking a lot and getting stuck on one thing at a time. Watching her slowly notice clues and try to improve keeps us invested. The mystery isthe biggest appeal. The classmates feel off, some scenes are uncomfortable, and certain moments are lowkey scary... questioning everyone.

Yes, it’s slow. But it doesn’t feel empty to me. Every quiet scene has meaning, and I think it’s building toward something big.