Seriously... the beginning was so rocky and confusing... I quit this manga 3 times while reading the beginning, but when I got to the middle it got really good, if I wasn't counting the middle to end I would give this a 9, but because of the rocky beginning, it deserves a seven.

It's a huge shame to see something be set up completely interesting only to devolve into a dribbling mess. The author did try to be unpredictable, and I can tell judging by the way the story was handled. However, it ultimately failed.

Also, for a setting involving two planets, I felt so "restrained". I couldn't feel a bigger world. It was almost like all events happened in either the school, the house, the streets, and occasional supposed-to-be-alien-but-more-like-a-drama-set.

Although the description paints an interesting story, the actual story is far from what it suggests. The plot moves at an unnatural speed where every character is mired in some conspiracy. The author made sure that there was no character or plot development. She just keeps springing up one revelation after another. It's an honest waste of time, this manhwa.

Couldn't even read it. I couldn't follow what the heck was going on. I'm not sure if it's the manwha's fault or the translation's fault or what, but I only got about 8 pages into it before I had to just give up. Blah.

was good just didn't expect the ending the way it was
plus the love interested from the "Description" i didn't think much of other people so this was a new twist for me, things didn't go as what i thought from reading the Description

i was KIND of surpised that the so called bodyguard would end up being the lover

I wasn't sure what to expect when I first read this. The excerpt didn't sound all that interesting and it almost seemed boring, yet... The art drew me and the plot kept me going.

I loved the main characters. Saeju is a strong, beautiful, and different female lead. She was a breath of fresh air. Perfect for someone like me, who loves people that share similar traits. Dominick (or Won) was a cutie, seeing him in his grown up body acting like ten year old, all innocent and cuddly. Even Kayan (the villian) was enjoyable. I couldn't help but feel sad for him. And Yohan... I loved him as the other male lead. He was so adorable in a brisk, and strict way. I could tell how much he truly cared about both Saeju and Dominick, and it was heartbreaking.

The ending wasn't what I thought it would be. I was pleasantly suprised (and really annoyed actually...) but ended up enjoying it. I wish we could have seen everyone, but Saeju's hair was pretty cool. Umm....I'm not sure if Yohan was going to stay or if he had to leave again. I'm torn. Half my heart wishes she'd chosen to go with him or he to stay with her, and the other half tells me that nothing is ever perfect and story book endings aren't real (even in manwha). But, I wish the author had done that...There was so much potentional!

The first chapters were confusing with the plot going everywhere but thankfully the weird Yuna and Wonu plotline is soon dropped to better focus on our main characters and it's suddenly much more interesting!

YOO Hajin really has a gift for making her main characters likeable and someone you can relate to. Saeju is the perfect example, she's not your usual boring, cliché, one-dimensional shojo heroine, she's strong-willed and outspoken and she has her flaws, too, she's jealous and hot-headed, also kind of violent sometimes ^^'

The way her personality contrasts and conflicts with Yohan's is delicious, and even if we're headed towards a cliché

with Yohan apparently falling for her, who is supposed to become the queen to the master he's sworn to obey there's enough characterization for me to get hooked and impatiently wait for the next releases.

The "political" aspect of the plot hasn't got me riveted... yet. Mostly because I don't care much for Dominic, especially since he's a 10 year old brat and pretty much acts like one

which makes it even more hard for me to take him seriously as a "love interest", especially as Saeju seems to have purely sisterly feelings towards him

But it shows promise and I'm sure it'll evolve into something really interesting.

ETA: looked at the raws because I couldn't resist the temptation and even if I don't read Korean, it looked so awesome, it seems to have held all its promises I can't wait until it's completely translated!!! _____

A little hard to understand. I still suggest it, though.
I agree that the whole Yuna and Ex-Wonu thing is weird, but it's one of those things that would be too complicated to explain and, I think, would detract from the main story anyway.

Really, the haywire plot is worth braving for the characters and story as a whole.

This Manhwa is very confusing but good, to understand this you have to read it complete to know in what irection the manhwa is going, and don't stop on the middle becuase after you will get confuse.

I can't say that it's the best of the best because one part of the story really bothers me. Why would Yuna like a person who's not really the person she loves? I mean it's just a substitute "bodyguard" that the prince is filling in so that Wonu would be able to die peacefully. And she's so selfish to say that she doesn't want Wonu to be a memory, but she doesn't know the concept of letting go. It's kinda wrong for her to love a fake person.