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A review by ellelainey
Semantic Error, Vol. 1 by Angy, Soori Jeo
4.0
Sangwoo is a stickler for rules, so when he's shafted on a class project he honestly takes credit for 100%. Unfortunately that pisses off the 3 freeloaders of his group, including Jaeyoung, who now can't graduate!
Surprisingly, Jaeyoung had a bit of a crush on Sangwoo until he realises it was Sangwoo who delayed his graduation. He sure can be an evil genius though, disrupting every aspect of Sangwoo's well ordered life and his jealousy knows no bounds.
Jihye is amazing! She's so sweet and supportive, and a surprising friend for Sangwoo, but exactly what he needs as his world is turned entirely upside down by Jaeyoung.
It sounds like Sangwoo has problems with emotions and facial blindness, which is the cause of his rift with Jaeyoung. Jaeyoung is so used to being loved and adored, to being popular, that he can't stand it when he realises that Sangwoo doesn't remember him.
I found the story interested, but Jaeyoung really is an annoying ass. It was so constant - in ways that would drive me crazy - that I ended up not liking him very much. His POV scenes helps a little, but Vol 2 will need to work hard to improve my view of him.
Surprisingly, Jaeyoung had a bit of a crush on Sangwoo until he realises it was Sangwoo who delayed his graduation. He sure can be an evil genius though, disrupting every aspect of Sangwoo's well ordered life and his jealousy knows no bounds.
Jihye is amazing! She's so sweet and supportive, and a surprising friend for Sangwoo, but exactly what he needs as his world is turned entirely upside down by Jaeyoung.
It sounds like Sangwoo has problems with emotions and facial blindness, which is the cause of his rift with Jaeyoung. Jaeyoung is so used to being loved and adored, to being popular, that he can't stand it when he realises that Sangwoo doesn't remember him.
I found the story interested, but Jaeyoung really is an annoying ass. It was so constant - in ways that would drive me crazy - that I ended up not liking him very much. His POV scenes helps a little, but Vol 2 will need to work hard to improve my view of him.