While I found Yolk immensely invigorating, at certain points Choi's distinguished writing style  made it hard to follow, and I felt like it dragged out a very long time, just to wrap up abruptly and almost too neatly at the end. Regardless, it was still a memorable read. Yolk was bold. It tackled the personal issues of such distasteful, unlikeable characters, to where you almost don't care if there is a resolution because you come to detest the attitude of the main characters so much. But the sheer honesty, how raw and hold-nothing-back, keeps you going. Overall, Yolk was an enjoyable, reflective read for me, but it did have a lot of droning details or almost unnecessary scenes and bits that made it harder to want to finish.