Came back after a year, only to find some series are fully inaccessible without coins :( I believe the first one wasn't even a daily pass series when I was reading it weekly. Are there any other series fully inaccessible without coins?
1st one is Triple Ace, 2nd one is Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku
I've been reading since 2016, so it's officially been 10 years since I've been reading webtoons. Shockingly enough, I've never abandoned the app for longer than maybe two weeks throughout all the years, even during the purgatory of reincarnation isekai that felt like groundhog day. The list is:
Cheese in the trap
Bastard
Annarasumanara
Untouchable
My beloved oppressor
My life as a loser
Chasing Tails
I'll give you the most rotten one
Cursed Princess Club
Dr frost
The very first webtoon I ever read is a webtoon I'm sure none of you have heard of, it's magical 12th graders. After that it was winter moon, boyfriend of the dead, unordinary, etc. Oh, and honourable mentions to siren's lament and I love yoo (which yes, I still keep up with), both of them are very special to me even though they didn't make it to the top 10. I'm definitely open to recommendations for newer webtoons because I feel like it's gotten so much harder to find good webtoons now.
Genuinely curious because I need to know I'm not the only one 😭
What's one manhwa you read that messed you up so badly that, looking back, you're like "I genuinely wish I had never opened this."
Not necessarily because it was bad it could be really well-written but because the story, characters, ending, or just certain scenes stayed in your head way longer than they should have.
For me, there's a difference between a manhwa that makes you cry and one that makes you just sit there staring at your screen after finishing a chapter like "...what the fuck did I just read."
So yeah, what's that manhwa for you? And please tell me why without spoiling it too much 😭
When I downloaded webtoon back in 2019 i didn't have to see some shit like this but wtf is this bro
Edit: Webtoon found, it's Fog Land. The frame was from episode 2.
I saw it couple of days ago on my main page and I didn't have any opportunity to see the title or even description, because it switched almost immediately and I didn't see it since😭 I looked everywhere in my suggestions and I can't find it.
Sorry for the scribble, but the pic for it looked kinda like that: grey-ish head with a big smile or something very similar to that.
I hate this so much. I hate that webtoon spent money and resources to make vertical dramas when they could have spent that money paying creators more than $800 per episode. It already felt a little ridiculous that they were trying to animate and voiceover episodes of popular webtoons (with what felt like the same 4 voice actors over and over again).
The audience for vertical dramas and webtoons is not 1:1, why would people who like to READ COMICS, a medium that gets half of its appeal from the ART, want to watch halfhearted videos of the same stories but significantly altered to fit the new medium?? Not to mention the way that the Korean stories have been westernized?? Korean stories are interesting to western audiences partially because they get a glimpse of another culture, why can’t those stories be left to the Korean entertainment industry to adapt?? Especially when there are plenty of webtoons by western artists that could be adapted instead.
I know that webtoons have been getting drama adaptations in Korea for a long time now, and some drama adaptations are even better than the originals (Business Proposal comes to mind)! But the reason they work is because they’re full scale productions and the source material is handled by Kdrama writers to appeal to Kdrama viewers (sometimes to the detriment of the story, I’m looking at YOU, Nevertheless)
I know anime adaptations of webtoons tend to be pretty low effort in comparison to adaptations of manga, but I’d much rather watch a lackluster anime adaptation than some poor US actors try to deliver near identical lines and performances to their webtoon counterparts. Suspension of disbelief works with comics and anime, it’s much more difficult to pull off with real humans.
I suppose the best thing to come out of this was that real humans were paid and employed in the making of these videos, which can’t even be said for most of the canvas creators who make content for free on the webtoon app.
Anyway, the whole thing is making me mad. Thanks for reading my rant.
Please help me pick, I can only pick two, I am begging you to help me.
I have no attachments, just tell me which two designs you like best.
Thank you.
*webtoon/manhwa/manhua
Just completed Days of Hana after someone recommended it to me and >!I genuinely cannot stop crying!< >!😭!<
It was SO good, but I just realised >!that all three of them in this picture died???!< 😭😭
Like I was looking at this panel thinking they were just being cute and now knowing what happens to them makes it 10x more painful.
My favourite character was choco and they did him so bad like WHYYY MYY SHAYLAAA (TOTALLY UNAVOIDABLE)😭
Manhwa name- Days of hana
I'm really annoyed when a story's ending is rushed. I'd rather just wait until the author can finish the story or until the funding is there.
OKAY, IK EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT TASTES BUT HEAR ME OUT
I'm curious as to what makes you drop a webcomic within its first few chapters :)
I'm sorry if this sounds weird. I just played a game last night when the boyfriend was like this, and now I want to read something. The plot of the story I would like it if it was based on them, thank you
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcPDg8qRaoG/?igsh=d2NibWF0ZmlvdXJn&igsi=d2NibWF0ZmlvdXJn
Saw their reel a few days ago and it instantly blew up, here's to hoping we get to see a webtoon soon😭 😭
I did Manhwa Tier Ranking with friends, Most of them i have personally read and some are suggestions from them too, Still think some are left out 🥀 and it only includes Romance, slice of life manhwas or webcomic.
Do tell what you think and do you rate some differently.