Life Is A Puzzle

Description

In 2000,  Yongguk life changed abruptly: he became a single dad after his wife ran away.

Depressed, anxious, insomniac and divorced, YongGuk never thought he would fall in love again.

 

Foreword

 

 

 

Bang YongGuk

28 years old

Lawyer

Divorcee

Father of Bang Taeyang (6 years old)

 

 

Kim Sujin

26 years old

Illustrator

Single mom

Mother of Kim Moonah (6 years old)

 

 

 

 

Lee Hana

29 years old

unknown job

Mother of Bang Taeyang

Location : California

 

 

 

 

 

Seo Kang Joon

27 years old

biologist, environnemental activist

father of Kim Moonah

location : on a boat in Indian Ocean

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jmayo81 #1
Chapter 49: Yongguk & Kang Joon friends that meet up? Never saw that coming, but it’s so sweet to see how far they’ve really come. Not to mention his adorable relationship w/Moonah, who I’m glad has a sweet boyfriend & hope it stays that way. Seeing Yongguk get excited to meet with Sujin made me smile, so cute to still be so in love. But Moonah & Taeyang’s relationship is so special, truly sisters in every sense of the word. Love this chapter, thank you for updating, looking forward to more!
Macsmika3 #2
Chapter 38: I like this story but saying baby in his coffin is creepy.
jmayo81 #3
Chapter 48: Welcome back! Goodness, now they’re old enough to be dating & Moonah is heading off to college!! Ugh, that Lawyer Jang!! Thank goodness Yongguk was there to stop him, but it was so cute to see the convo with Yongguk & Moonah, very precious. Thank you for updating, look forward to the story!
jmayo81 #4
Chapter 48: Welcome back! Goodness, now they’re old enough to be dating & Moonah is heading off to college!! Ugh, that Lawyer Jang!! Thank goodness Yongguk was there to stop him, but it was so cute to see the convo with Yongguk & Moonah, very precious. Thank you for updating, look forward to the story!
Anfia976 #5
Chapter 48: Welcome back
kathiitha #6
Chapter 48: Como olvidar a mooni y tae
againagainagain #7
Chapter 39: What a good question at the end. Does love always feel soo selfish on the face of jealousy? Probably much more relatable than most people want to admit.
againagainagain #8
Chapter 32: This chapter was sweet. Rejection versus unconditional acceptance, the later is soo beautiful.
againagainagain #9
Chapter 27: If there are issues with her mother and sister, than it's those own character's personality issues. It's not Christianity. This comes across as the "Bible-thumper" stereotype. There's a passive aggressive vibe to anything related to God in this writing. It's honestly uncomfortable. Sujin is dealing with a lot of unfair judgement and social isolation, true. By why is she so quick to judge others when she wants her own life decisions respected?

Every story needs a source of conflict by why go about it like this? When everything else is soo enjoyable? Perhaps my issue isn't the portrayal itself as there are cruel and spiteful people holding behind all different types of religions in this world, but that this is soo excessively one sided.

But I'm still mid story. Let's see. The romance and family building is touching, this much is true. The prejudices and conflicts the couple encounter are realistic. These aspects are strengths of this writing.
againagainagain #10
Chapter 14: The story, overall, is sweet. The slow build up does it justice