Seasons of Blossom

A South Korean animation adaptation of the series by Xtorm is currently airing, starting on April 15, 2026. In its original webtoon edition, it is a tetralogy with each part referencing one of the four temperate seasons (spring, summer, autumn and winter), featuring the stories of teenagers and young adults who experienced the tumultuous age of youthhood. The sequel manhwa series, Seasons of Lovesome, was launched on Webtoon in August 2024.

• Hangul — ^청춘 블라썸 • Genre — * Drama • Coming-of-age • Young adult • Author — Hongduck • Illustrator — Nemone • Webtoon — * Naver Webtoon (Korean) • Line Webtoon (English) • First — 2020 • Firstmo — June 26, • Last — 2023 • Lastmo — March 31, • Volumes — 12 • Chapter List — #Volume list

Seasons of Blossom tells the story of various teenagers and young adults who experience the tumultuous age of youthhood—dealing with matters such as young romance, friendship, the cost of tiger parenting, bullying and mental health. The plot of this manhwa is laid out in four parts, each representing one of the four temperate seasons.

Set in spring at Cheongseom High School, Part 1 centers on an 18-year-old girl named Yoon Bo-mi who is conflicted between her crush on Lee Jae-min and her friendship with Kang Sun-hee. Upon knowing that Sun-hee harbors feelings for Jae-min, Bo-mi chooses to preserve her friendship with Sun-hee and forces herself into a fake relationship with their standoffish classmate Choi Jin-young. But she is unsuspecting of the romance that will soon blossom between her and Jin-young.

After the events of Part 1, Lee Jae-min runs into the 24-year-old painter Han So-mang, who is an acquaintance of Jae-min's late elder brother Lee Ha-min from six years ago at Cheongseom High School. Jae-min agrees to be So-mang's model for her artworks in return for telling him anything she can recall about Ha-min. Gradually breaking inside, he struggles with coming to terms with the bitter truth of Ha-min's untimely death.

Set in Cheongna University in the following autumn, Part 3 centers on 24-year-old college student Jin Ga-eul, who apparently confesses her feelings to a man named Kang Soo-bin. However, she has an ulterior motive—in reality and detests him for being involved, with her being a victim of bullying back in high school. Realizing that Soo-bin neither recognizes her nor remembers what had happened to her, Ga-eul plans to exact her revenge on him by approaching him to make him fall for her.

Returning to Cheongseom High School and set in the following winter, Act 4 focuses on the constant suffering of 18-year-old boy Park Dong-chae who is being terribly bullied by Cha Woo-jae and his gang. As Dong-chae's tormentors gradually drive him over the edge, his 16-year-old younger sister Park Eun-chae secretly sets out to save him from further bullying, asking her crush Lee Jae-min for help. Despite being initially hesitant, Jae-min is reminded of his late elder brother Ha-min's death and joins Eun-chae in stopping the abuse and violence before it is too late.

The high school cast returns, now as freshmen in university, developing their relationships further and building more connections in Café Blossom.

Initially serialized via Naver Corporation's webtoon platform Naver Webtoon from June 26, 2020 to March 31, 2023, Seasons of Blossom has been published in print from April 20, 2022 to November 14, 2023 with the individual chapters of all four parts collected and published into the twelve volumes.

A South Korean live-action series based on this webtoon was released from September 21 to November 2, 2022 on Wavve.

A South Korean animation adaptation was announced to be released in the first quarter of 2024, but eventually aired its first episode on April 15, 2026 on KBS2. The series, titled Seasons of Blossom: Our Spring is produced by Xtorm, directed by Byun Young-kyu and Won Hye-min, and written by Jeong Yu-ri and Lee Ah-yeon.