Characterized by hip hop and R&B elements, the album consists of six tracks, including the lead single, "Ready to Love".

As part of the group's "Power of 'Love'" project, the album depicts the nature of love, and experiments with various genres, including disco funk, rock, and retro R&B.

Although the album received mixed reviews from critics, it achieved commercial success, selling over a million copies within its first four days of release.

We thought that would be a good keyword to show where we are and express how we have grown.The album is part of Seventeen's "Power of 'Love'" project, which aims to depict different aspects of love.

[14] Teasers for "Ready to Love" were released on June 16 and 17, showing short parts of the music video and choreography.

[8][16] The album release was accompanied by a music video for "Ready to Love" on the same day, which included pastel sets and a dreamy atmosphere.

[23] The final three tracks of the album – "Gam3 Bo1", "Wave", and "Same Dream, Same Mind, Same Night" – are songs performed by sub-units of the group, each focusing on a specific style.

[27] "Wave", the Performance Unit's song, is characterized by house beats and was dubbed as "the group's magnum opus" by NME.

Puah Ziwei from NME rated the album four out of five stars, writing "the group continue to showcase their flourishing creativity and musical experimentation, with the exception of a couple minor missteps".

[36][22] The album also attracted international attention, selling 20,500 copies in the United States within its first six days, according to MRC Data.