Faeries' Landing

Okay, so I just want to start this review by saying that no one can find the last 4 volumes of this manwha anywhere, so I am basing this off of the last chapter available on mangadex(Ch 118, but technically like 140). This will have spoilers, but I'll try to keep it to a minimum, You can also skip to the bottom where I'll cut all this short without any spoilers at all. So the story starts out pretty simple. We are introduced to our mc strolling the streets at night and comes across a mysterious deer-man. This deer-man leads our mc to meet our eagerFemale lead(fl). She is a fairy from heaven who has magic powers and is looking for info on her dad. The mc is cursed to have a ton of bad relationships, but it really just causes women to fall in love with him, and then their boyfriends get mad at him and spawn some evil spirit. This is repeated a whole lot, like for the first 50 or so chapters. We are introduced to the "main antagonist" of the story, and they fight and recruit new friends, blah blah blah. The story is pretty repetitive for a while and is kind of boring, at this point I was just in it for the romance and just to finish, but that will never happen I guess. We get a 22 long chapter backstory of the fl. At this point, the story is more about her and our beloved shonen-troupe mc is pretty much a side character, as the mc never gets too much of a backstory other than some possessive ex-girlfriend that is there to serve as some kind of antagonist for only him; I think he probably got a total of 12 pages of backstory. Compare that to the FL's 22, and you really start to question who the main character really is. Finally, the "final" arc comes around and our fl abandons the mc to return to her homeland because the mother that at some point she seemed to hate, is now the subject of her newfound mommy issues. (???) After this point in the story to what is translated into English, the MC doesn't pop up at all. I mean he kind of does, like he goes out with this random ass girl who is presumably used in order for him to realize his feelings for the fl, but this is never translated, so that's all my speculation. In short, the story starts off pretty interesting and the romance(if you normally enjoy that) will keep you there, but the story falls apart pretty quick and dives into absolute chaos and some characters are forgotten. The art is pretty stereotypically for a manga-style manwha around this time. The characters are pretty mid, as some characters completely switch up opinions sometimes, but a few characters are fine. I enjoyed this manwha for a while, but it really wasn't all that good. P.S.: Sun-Ken Rock's ending is still much worse than what we are left with in this manwha, but it's still pretty bad, seeing how the "main character's" existence is essentially forgotten for the last 10 chapters