Happy Webtoon Wednesday! I have quite the quirky webtoon to review today…
Title: Seven Sundays
Author/Artist: Charyeok
Genre: Romance
Ages: Adult
Publisher: Yen Press
Volume: 1/?
Release: July 21st, 2026
Order: Amazon | Bookshop.org
Taeyang never thought he’d run into his first love, Jiwan, again―things didn’t exactly end well after Jiwan ghosted him years ago. So when Taeyang’s heroic firefighter rescue lands him a television appearance at the very station Jiwan works at, Taeyang seizes his chance. But no amount of imagining their reunion could have prepared Taeyang for the revelation that awaits him…Turns out, Jiwan has a kid―named Taeyang, no less! And after Taeyang learns Jiwan’s son is as old as their breakup, all the pieces start to fall into place. Now he knows just what to do: compel Jiwan into giving him seven of his Sundays for seven dates to make up for all that lost time!
The Basics:
Art: 5/5
I loved the new chapter pages.
Story/Plot: 3/5 & Characters: 2/5
Taeyang goes viral after jumping out of a window with a kid to save them from a burning building. He agrees to a documentary, despite disliking being filmed, only because he wants to find his ex who ghosted him. The ex, who works at that news station, tries to avoid facing him by wearing an inflatable dinosaur costume, which was hilarious.
We don’t get too much info yet on their backstory besides them being childhood friends and a small glimpse into Jiwan’s traumatic past (homophobic parents).
I struggled with the main characters. Listen, I LOVE an older bottom. However, Jiwan is such a bad communicator, acts so immature for his age, and frankly owes Taeyang a huge apology for ghosting him and then naming his kid after him (who names their kid after their ex-lover???!!). Yet, Taeyang just immediately starts trying to convince him to get back together.
They are both frustrating AF and so much is going on—a love triangle(?), ED, questionable parenting decision, sad childhood backstory, etc…
Although, these characters annoyed me I can’t say I didn’t enjoy it. This manhwa was all over the place, but I found myself wanting to keep reading to figure out what was happening.
Writing/Dialouge: 5/5
Extras:
Spice: 4/5 (censored peen)
I was not expecting them to have sex as much as they did, haha.
Sweetness/giggles: 1/5
Second-hand embarrassment: 0/5
Would I recommended?
Yes, if you like chaotic fast-paced manhwas, an adorable kiddo trying to help setup his dad, and also don’t mind being a bit frustrated.
Seven Sundays, Vol. 1:
📌 age gap
📌 childhood friends
📌 second-chances
📌 love triangle (kinda)
📌 taller & older bottom
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