There will be many ways to express one’s expectation for this new work, though its story yet to be developed, but the expression of irony would be a deeply impressive among them. Dare I say it, it doesn’t make me to expect any more of it, at all! It won’t impress me however the story would develop, since I’m already disappointed at Territory of Tide!

Let’s assume those words are just a smokescreen. In other words, in consideration of Cho Seok’s 10-year-long sincerity and his passion…… fine, I’ll pass. I don’t care such things. I won’t say I read the webtoons with objectivity, but didn’t Bleach prove that such things are irrelevant? Just laugh away, for my passion’s sake, for I wrote more than 100 reviews like this!

There’s no genre as Comedy, being hard to say something on it. I use these words to fill the space every time, but the versatility of the words is mighty as they are always good to be used any time. To point out the causality of it, I can’t because it’s a comedy. To point out the jokes are not fun, I can’t because someone says ‘it’s fun enough for me’. Frankly speaking, I wish someone post a comment here like that, but this space is a place for the great silence and the great minds of webtoon industry, so let me speak for myself: I don’t care such things!

The sense of joke of [Moon You], the work coming with a shocking scenario from the beginning, follows the exact trail of The Sound of Your Heart. It is a very safe choice to follow the way of his own comedy works so far, and maybe because of that, it ended up with less fun, allowing the readers to anticipate the obvious jokes. It felt like I was reading The Sound of Your Heart’s spin-off Space Edition episodes all along. The development was not to be odd at all even if the protagonist is replaced with Cho Seok, so I came to ask a question: was it really good to launch it as a stand-alone work?

And that sense of joke. I felt like, in fact, it was received as fun because its author is a recognized artist. The jokes, which are a bit less than that during the best days of The Sound of Your Heart and which are now routinized, are received as fun maybe only because it’s Cho Seok. I assumed that this work was submitted to another platform by some other rookie and then I asked myself if this work can be acclaimed for fun, and I failed to plainly accept the comments claiming it’s fun. Isn’t it just The Sound of Your Heart? Even if any Thriller is added or any development is added, the jokes in this work is just that of The Sound of Your Heart. The Sound of Your Heart masquerading with a mask of the space. It would be hard to tell if this attempt of Cho Seok, who proved himself in [Territory of Tide] that Thriller is not his best, will be a collapsing The Sound of Space or a pleasant [The Martian], but I dare to tell: the highest place of this work, which is too descriptive and is a hazy combination of the story and the jokes, must be [The Sound of Space].