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simpformyblbabiesRocks on The Delinquent's First Love
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Kinda bad on H-Campus
Interesting idea of po** industry in South Korea, but it should not have been mixed with a directionless romance story. Should have just let it be open with a harem ending.
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Sucks big time on I Really Don’t Want to be a Saint
Think boring, then thiko more boring and then even more boring, you will be nearly halfway on how boring this is.
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Rocks on Onmir The Oddity
(P1) It is stories like these that make every shi***, trash one I read worth it. Like coming upon an oasis after being lost in the desert. This has everything. The pacing is on fuc**** point, as of writing this I never felt like certain events we're taking too long or we're too boring, the world, background, and history are being fleshed out gradually and in a natural manner. You feel like the main characters are learning just as much as you are about the newfound mystery of their lives, and oh boy the characters. The characters are two of the most wonderfully written duos I've come across in a while, they act like humans with each other, and yet there's this distinct difference between the two with one trapped in a never ending nightmare forced to compound trauma upon trauma to move forward, and the other is in paradise living a dream and relishing every single day. Both in the same situation as the most unlikely of companions and the most compelling of characters. And now I can move onto the art. It isn't just that the art is a breath of fresh air among the polluted, bog standard art styles that dominate manwha today. It's the character design communicating characterization and showing growth instead of telling you through exposition. It's the enviroment that is familiar to us the reader and them, and yet distinctly alien feeling with warped trees, dark forest, and a barren road. It's the weirdly horrifying design of the wildlife and monsters. It's the way the art evokes the gritty, evil of war one second only to cut to badass action access the next.
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(P2) And man those action scenes are something else, I will always applaud the usage of real world sword (and spear/axe/hammer/etc) styles like those showcased here. The artist has blended this feeling of superhuman prowess into the usage of a Montante, or the Raipier, and it makes the combat feel fluid and dynamic. It's not two dark haired "tagonists" using wide colored swings while their eyes turn into colored spermatozoa. It two people fighting to kill one another. It's a psychopath doing his damnedest to cut off a demons fuc**** arms so he can kill him with less effort. It's two people clearly almost broken by their newfound circumstances doing their best to maim the other. It's gritty, and fluid, and physical, and almost real. And I love it. I love everything about this. And I feel like a junky, because I can't wait for more.
Rocks on Onward
I loved this❤️❤️Every character had happy ending^^🤌🏻 I thought heewo end up with ML first school love but unfortunately not😅
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Rocks on The Hunter Wants to Live Quietly
Clearly my favorite manwha, everything's peak I NEED MORE PLEASE I BEG YOU
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Rocks on A Painter Behind The Curtain
I wanna rate it 10/5. No way 5/5 is enough. It's good, guys. Too good. Give it a go. Cry and then heal along with our baby and his ass****-but-redeemed-himself-before-things-got-too-bad husband!
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