What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim Volume 2 Takes Time But Love Is on the Horizon
What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim Volume 2 drags at first, but thanks to inclusion of the mystery and character development, it continues holding attention.
What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim Volume 2 drags at first, but thanks to inclusion of the mystery and character development, it continues holding attention.
Imitation Volume 1 is like a boy meets girl then realizes he loves girl K-drama. With the industry backdrop, there is potential for surprises with the drama.
The Remarried Empress Volume 3 leans more toward a reverse-harem as different men jockey for Navier’s attention. There’s comedy, drama and scheming aplenty.
Bloody Sweet Volume 1 keeps you laughing or screaming. Fetechou is like an adorable puppy and Naerim is so sweet you want her to catch a break.
The Essence of Being a Muse Volume 1 emotional notes that you resonate with it. Fighting through fear and insecurity uplifts the character and the reader.
Oshi No Ko Volume 2 switches gears to murder mystery while exploring the struggle and darkness the entertainment industry fosters and ties in new characters.
A Strange Path builds discomfort and terror as you question what’s brewing with a outstanding lead and disorienting sound design.
Smoking Tigers takes a quiet yet firm look at growing up as a family separates and a teenage girl struggles to understand. It’s tender with no judgment.
Villains Are Destined to Die Volume 2 is the best manhwa about being trapped in a game as the villain. Penelope is determined, flawed, funny, and unforgettable.
The Princess of Convenient Plot Devices Volume 2 slows down to a painful degree, focusing on too much backstory making connecting to the characters difficult.