I really really loved this webtoon! I was disappointed when the author quit ☹️ I was hoping that maybe it'll come back but it's been years now. And when the author gave a major plot spoiler I knew it was never coming back. Such a missed opportunity!

(From the author of Muse Of Fame. Although, I haven't read that.)

This manhwa is EXACTLY what I needed as of late.

I was sceptical at first because of the many emotional clashes of the characters in the early chapters, but I stuck by because I was curious about the intentions that were foreshadowed.

That, and the characters are hot. Heh.

It is a well-written smut if you may call it.

Jus complicated characters in a complicated storyline. (Complicated jus for the name-sake because personally I found it simple to follow and enjoy.)

As the story progressed, it got me hooked. I liked the writing very much. The art as well.

I want more authors to make stories about problematic/complex/uncomfortable themes. We're lowkey deprived of it. Although, it requires risk.

To not be restricted by the moral principles of reality is what I praise fiction for.

It being erotica (believable) was what had me SEATED. Right on the cuck chair was I.

However, no justifications or moral compassing over here. Please. 🙏🏻 Something that is not new apparently.

I really hope the author isn't forced to hold back on the so-called "problematic" events because of the general audience who jus spits “they need therapy” or “nooo why is he this way” or “red flag red flag” at every opportunity they get. Lame ass.

Trust me, such comments are so unfunny, repetitive, unpleasant, and off-putting, which contributes absolutely no shit to the conversation.

And somehow they're the ones getting top comments for the same recycled thoughts on every individual chapter.

Ugh.

Almost like a circus you're forced to watch.

If this sort of story and themes aren't to your liking, please drop it.

The signs to what the story is about are almost always 99% there from the very beginning itself, yet I find people deep into the story spitting their usual "green-flag deprived" bs in the comment sections.

Sigh, I had to vent it out because I was lacking people who I could share my love for this story with.

Anywho, I'm adding this to my reading. I have high hopes for it.

It's sooo of my taste. ❤️‍🔥

I noticed that most official English translations westernize everything
They remove all suffixes and change it to Mr./mrs. Or something similarly equivalent
If the original uses hyung/noona/etc. It will not be translated as such but rather just say the name
Or endings with -ah/-ie are left out as well
I know it's not that deep, but it does give subtle context to how close or formal characters are being with each other
The surname name order is also changed
Instead of kim dokja it's dokja kim
It just feels wrong and does not have the same flow anymore
Especially if you consider how often characters call each other by their full name

I know that this is not necessarily a new thing
Back in my Manga days 20 years ago all Mangas were translated similarly
But at some point they stopped westernising everything and instead gave tl notes to explain what those details mean (at least my German mangas)
With manhwas it was similar
At some point they shifted to explaining hyung etc. And just continued like that and no one complained (as far as I could tell)

But in recent years they changed it back to the westernized version and it just irks me so much
It makes sense if the story is set in a western world like those victorian historical manhwas
But if the setting is korea, it doesn't make sense to force the tl into a western setting
Just give tl notes when needed
It wasn't a problem before, people are able to learn and you get a better sense of the meaning behind specific dialogues

I know it's just a small thing and I'm grateful that we get so many official english tls, but GOSH
When did we revert back to this tl style 😭

I hate that official novel tls are also like that
But it's more understandable because they are novels and the flow would be weird if you add tl notes in the text
(but also, there are novels in other languages that got English translations, where context was added in the back of the book. Like French novels I've read. For example Some French words were left untranslated and explained further in the back of the book. Or in some cases left unexplained and you had to Google the deeper meaning)

I'm unsure why translators or the company behind them lost their trust in the readers capabilites of understanding subtext
Yes ofc we have way more new readers now than we had before, but they are also able to learn and expand their horizon, right?
And even if they don't understand, the community is huge now and there are more than a few who are willing to explain stuff in detail if needed

Read this. You will laugh, you will cry, you will have your heart broken. I reread this webtoon every time I go through a breakup, toxic or not. Its the ultimate webtoon for anyone in a situationship.

#webtoon #downtoearth

This Fall Season About to be a Massive Celebration for MANHWA FANS!!

Two Fan-favourite Manhwas are making their Long Awaited SEASON RETURNS!!

// DAMN REINCARNATION

After a LONG hiatus, it's finally coming back this fall!! The author's latest update reportedly points to the release date being confirmed 👀 We're just waiting for the official announcement to make it all REAL!!

// OMNISCIENT READER'S VIEWPOINT

We didn't Even have to wait that long!! Season 01 ended May this year, and ORV is already coming back in the same year!! THAT'S A MASSIVE WIN FOR US!!

THIS FALL BELONGS TO MANHWA FANS!!

I just finished Cursed Princess Club, and I honestly wasn't expecting to love it as much as I did !!!

The characters are all so interesting and one of my favorite things about this story is how they support and accept each other (especially gwen and her family and the CPC). Gwen was definitely the cutest character to me and I absolutely loved the Cursed Princess Club as a whole. This story ended up being such a lovely experience and I'm really glad I gave it a chance (a lot of ppl recommended it to me but was lazy to read it...)

Also, I'm personally not the biggest fan of open endings so I wish we could've seen a little more of what happens after the finale !!! I would've loved to see how Blaine and Maria's relationship develops, as well as Lance and Lorena's. I'm also curious about whether the king eventually forgives Leland and what kind of impact the Cursed Princess Club has on society in the long run (since everyone knows about them now)

I can imagine some of these things working out eventually but I would've loved to actually see them happen (again not a big fan of open endings...)

I find it chaotic and funny when the male lead is good friends or even has a crush on someone (can be male or female) and that person likes or is friends with the female lead which makes the male lead annoyed and he is bitchy with the female lead because of it. Manga reccomendations are great too but would love webtoon more please😙😙.

Examples

Deborah ga rival (deborah is gay and likes takumi? Who crushes on the asayo which annoys deborah lol)

Cardcaptor sakura (sakura and syaoran wanting yukito's attention is funny)

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Name: I Dare You

Been hearing readers saying that Jaemin is being an unnecessary contribution to the story, but I disagree. He has always been relevant from the start. He's handsome too. Anyways, a pretty good series.

Hey, new college grad here, wanted to expand my connections and network myself in other ways instead on LinkedIn. Might as well try to connect with people who share the same hobbies as mine. Currently looking for any technical roles like cybersecurity, data engineering, technical sales, and anything entry level basically. Feel free to DM for my resume or linkeldn connection. My favorite webtoon all time is Dark Mortal

I was silent when they launched a feature where they had 2 ads overlaying on top of each other. I was silent whenever I accidentally hit the ad at the bottom of a chapter. But the IN COMIC ADS!???? ENOUGH!!!!!! How poor are you!?! DC, Disney, Avatar studios, BTS, the ramen noodle company, etc aren’t cutting you a check?? I now need to wait for a 15 second ad to disappear after EVERY SINGLE CHAPTER!!! It’s either that or pay yall 7 coins to read a chapter I could read anywhere else on the internet for free!?!!!! I’ve heard the artists aren’t even getting paid all like that anymore so wtf is going on????????

Webtoon you need to figure it out. But the answer can’t be a Simpson monopoly ad on my cute slice of life comic!!!!! ENOUGH!!

Nothing hurts me more than finding a webtoon with a genuinely unique and interesting premise, getting attached to the characters, and then watching it either get abandoned or rushed to an ending.

Like, I genuinely get that authors are human beings with lives outside of their comics. Burnout is real, life happens, and nobody owes us their health or wellbeing just to keep a webtoon going. I'm not talking about authors who communicate that they're struggling or need to stop. I'm talking about the specific pain of being left with a story you loved that just... stops existing. Or when a comic with SO MUCH potential gets cut short AND SOMETIMES THE WORST PART IS THAT YOU CAN'T EVEN REREAD IT BECAUSE THERE'S NOTHING TO REREAD ANYMORE.

Anyway, here are some webtoons I still think about because I am clearly incapable of moving on.

MY LUCKY STRIKE:

I MISS YOU SO BADLY😭😭

I genuinely loved this webtoon man 😭. There was something so lovable and refreshing about it I don't even know how to explain it properly. Even the art had so much charm. This might sound weird, but I LOVED the way the characters' lips were drawn. They looked so plump and luscious, and I especially loved how the artist drew Siru, the fmc. I was OBSESSED with her she was my pfp for weeks.

And speaking of Siru, MY GOAT, SHE WAS SUCH A BREATH OF FRESH AIR. She wasn't your usual meek, shy, quiet female lead who spends the entire story blushing and stammering around a man. SHE HAD A PERSONALITY!! She was confident, stood up for other people, and wasn't afraid to speak her mind when it mattered. AND SHE WAS TALL!!! WEBTOONS, PLEASE, I AM BEGGING YOU TO LET WOMEN BE TALL. Why is the woman always approximately the height of the man's rib cage?😭 It's okay for women to be tall. I promise.

I also loved how she wasn't particularly feminine and had a more masculine style while still being SO CUTE. Like, can we get some appreciation for female characters who don't conform to conventional femininity but are still cute and considered attractive, and give them romantic storylines???

We barely get tomboy representation anymore (do people even still use the word tomboy?). And I don't just mean a conventionally pretty girl wearing oversized hoodies and sneakers before getting a makeover that makes her more feminine. I mean girls who are naturally more masculine in their presentation and don't need to change who they are to be considered lovable. I wanted to see more of Siru, especially her college life and relationship with Cheong. WE WERE ROBBED. AND THERE WAS BLASIAN REPRESENTATION. DO YOU KNOW HOW RARE THAT IS IN MANHWAS??? HECK, IN GENERAL???

What happened to this story was so frustrating. From what I remember, the author received a lot of harassment from readers because of the barely noticeable art style change, which made the author change the story's direction towards the end because they just wanted to end it and get it over with. I really hope the author is doing better now, because the hate they received was so undeserved.

Cheong's sister is where I started losing my mind. She initially felt like a realistic source of conflict, but then she became SO cartoonishly evil that I couldn't take her seriously anymore. WHY ARE WE GETTING ATTEMPTED MURDER IN MY ROMANCE/S-O-L WEBTOON??? Why is she trying to kill Siru's brother??? And then Cheong's grandmother(?) actually dies??? HELLO?? This was supposed to be a romance/slice-of-life story with some drama, so why did we suddenly enter a family crime thriller? 😭

And Siru barely seemed to react to some of the absolutely INSANE things happening around her. The consequences of the sister's actions felt rushed or brushed aside, and I was left wondering how we got here.

Gibaek was weird and annoying, but he was also a genuinely interesting character, so I was disappointed when he basically disappeared after season one. I can understand why his role changed, but I still wish we'd gotten more from him.

AND THE WORST PART? WE NEVER REALLY GOT TO SEE SIRU AND CHEONG NAVIGATE COLLEGE LIFE AS A COUPLE. THAT WAS WHAT I WAS HERE FOR!!! I wanted to see their relationship develop and their everyday interactions, their dynamic as an actual couple. Instead, Cheong's sister took over the story, and by the time we reached the ending, everything felt so rushed.

I genuinely wish the author had been able to stick closer to the original slice-of-life/realistic drama direction instead of escalating everything to such an absurd degree. It had a special charm that I haven't really found elsewhere.

CANDID HEARTS:

This one hurts for a different reason because it only got around 25 chapters, and I feel like we barely got the chance to settle into its world. The premise was interesting, the cast was diverse, and I wanted to spend more time with these characters. It felt like there was so much room for the universe to expand and for the relationships to develop.

That said, I don't blame the author for what happened. From what I remember, she had major life changes going on, including a pregnancy and a move abroad, so she had legitimate reasons to step away. And at least she communicated what the ending would've been!

I'm still sad we never got to experience the full story, but I'd rather have an author take care of themselves than force themselves to keep creating. Sometimes life really does get in the way, and that's nobody's fault. I'm just mourning the potential. 🥲

MATCHMAKER HERO:

MY LOVE. MY BELOVED. WHY DID YOU END LIKE THAT???

This webtoon was SO FUNNY. Like, genuinely funny, not just the usual slapstick webtoon humour where everyone makes an exaggerated face or falls over. The premise was unique, the characters were entertaining, and I was actually invested in where the story was going. And then the ending felt so rushed and cliffhangery, giving you the implication that there was gonna be a second season only to find out that...wasn't the case. Like I remember the first time I finished it, I just sat there like... THAT'S IT??? WE'RE DONE???

I feel like this comic had so much more to give. I still think about it because I haven't found many webtoons that scratch quite the same itch. We really lost a good one.

LOVE ME KNOT:

The plot WAS interesting. Keyword: WAS. The whole strings concept had so much potential, and I was genuinely curious about where the story would take it. But somewhere along the way, it started feeling like the supernatural premise was taking a backseat to endless fluff.

And look, I like fluff. I'm not allergic to cute couples having cute moments. Noah and Avery are adorable, and I enjoy them together. But I need something else to happen, please. 😭 You introduced this intriguing concept and made me curious about the implications, only to give me a story that increasingly feels like it's coasting on the romance. I still enjoy it, but I can't help feeling like the original premise deserved more.

EATERNAL NOCTURNAL

This one is complicated because I love Instantmiso, and I don't think this is a case of an author abandoning a comic or being forced to cut it short. The author did bring the story to an ending on her own terms. But I genuinely think this story could have been SO MUCH MORE interesting than what we got.

The premise is incredibly unique. A supernatural story involving dreams, insomnia, and the relationship between Eve and Dae? There was so much potential to explore those ideas in depth, but instead, I feel like the story gradually shifted from an interesting supernatural story WITH a romance subplot into a romance story where the supernatural elements took a backseat.

And Eve and Dae fell for each other and got together SO QUICKLY. I wanted more time for their relationship to develop naturally, especially when the premise gave them so many interesting obstacles to navigate. This is the kind of story that deserved a juicy slow burn. It would've made the experience so much richer watching Dae slowly fall for Eve and have the guilt eat him up inside, and same with Eve falling for Dae but also feeling confused and conflicted because he and her dream guy(lmao) feel so familiar. Sigh.

I also think the characters' personal lives could have been explored more. Dae's relationships with his mother, father, and brother could have added so much depth to his character. Eve's insomnia was such a significant part of her character and the story's premise, but I wanted more exploration of why she experienced it and what it meant for her beyond being a plot device that connected her to Dae.

Cherri's role as a sort of antagonist also felt rushed, and the blond music/vocal coach villain was pretty one-note. I wanted more complexity from the antagonists and more time to understand their motivations. And everyone forgave each other SO QUICKLY. It felt like we went from conflict to reconciliation to happily-ever-after without enough time for the emotional consequences to actually land.

I don't want to sound ungrateful because the comic still had plenty to enjoy, and the miso was entitled to end it whenever she wanted. But I couldn't shake the feeling that the ending was too neat and generic for such an interesting premise.

Maybe I'm just greedy, but I wanted more supernatural mystery and more time for the emotional arcs to breathe. This story had so many ingredients for something special, and I wish more of them had been explored.

RENEGADE:

I LITERALLY WANT TO BAWL MY EYES OUT EVERY TIME I THINK ABOUT THIS WEBTOON. NOTHING HITS THE SAME. I WILL NEVER MOVE ON. 😭😭😭

This one was SO GOOD. And what I loved most was how REALISTIC it felt. The characters actually felt like people who could exist in real life. Even the art contributed to that feeling. They didn't all look like perfectly polished, conventionally attractive webtoon characters; there was something grounded about their appearances and expressions that made them feel real. And the main character??? OH MY GOD.

I love when an author isn't afraid to make their protagonist genuinely unlikeable. This man was INSUFFERABLE. He could be so frustrating that I wanted to shake him through the screen, but I also couldn't help feeling sorry for him because the people who were supposed to care about him often treated him terribly. He was an asshole, but he wasn't an asshole who magically got away with everything. His own behaviour had consequences, life kept handing him problems, and even when he meant well, he often managed to say or do the wrong thing which made him feel so human.

That kind of character is SO much more interesting to me than a protagonist who is endlessly sympathetic and always morally correct. I developed a genuine love-hate relationship with him. I hated him. I pitied him. I was begging him to get his life together. I also hated that I found him hot. Unfortunately, I contain multitudes.

And then I went looking for the author's socials and discovered that they'd apparently moved on to making Genshin fanart.

Genshin. Fanart.

GENSHIN.

FANART.

...

I've hated Genshin ever since. (I'm joking. Mostly.)

MELLOW NOVA:

THIS ONE MAKES ME SO ANGRY BECAUSE I CAN'T EVEN REREAD IT.

From what I remember, the author returned after a long hiatus and announced that they wanted to revamp or redo the entire story. So the existing episodes were deleted, and I thought, okay! A fresh start! Maybe the story will come back even better!

AND THEN NOTHING.

It's been FIVE YEARS. If you go to the Webtoon page, there's basically nothing left except the few episodes explaining the break and the plan to redo the story. SO I CAN'T EVEN GO BACK AND READ THE OLD VERSION WHILE WAITING FOR THE NEW ONE.

The characters were hilarious, the art was gorgeous, and I loved the comic so much. It had such a distinctive charm, and now it's just... gone. At this point, I've accepted that it might never return, but I'm STILL SAD. I just want to reread it one more time. PLEASE.

VERSION DAY AND NIGHT:

ANOTHER ONE THAT JUST VANISHED INTO THE VOID.

This was another genuinely hilarious webtoon, and I'm honestly worried about the author because there doesn't even seem to be a proper hiatus announcement explaining what's happening. It just stopped updating.

It's been SIX YEARS. SIX.

Does anyone know if the author is okay? Has there been any news? Because I genuinely hope they're doing well, even if the comic never comes back. I'm not even necessarily asking for a continuation at this point. I just hope nothing bad has happened to them, and I'd love to know if there's any information about what happened to the series.

Just found out it's marked as completed now.....

OH MY INTERN:

THE ONE TIME. THE ONE TIME I FIND A WEBTOON WITH MY REPRESENTATION, AND IT GETS DROPPED LIKE A HOT POTATO.

This comic was belly-laughing funny bro. Can you tell I have a thing for funny webtoons?😭

The MC was hilarious and relatable, the story was quirky and unconventional, and somehow it still managed to make sense. It had such a distinct voice, and I was genuinely excited to see where it would go.

Apparently, the author has a reputation for moving on from one webtoon to another without finishing the previous one. I don't know the full circumstances behind every series, so I'm not going to pretend I know exactly why this one stopped. But MAN, it is frustrating when you find a story that feels so different from everything else, only for it to disappear before you can see what it was building towards.

Anyway, I still reread a lot of these whenever I want to feel something, which is basically the webtoon equivalent of repeatedly reopening an old wound. I know authors don't owe readers endless updates, and I would NEVER want someone to sacrifice their health or personal life for a comic. Sometimes stories end because of circumstances outside anyone's control, and sometimes an author simply wants to move on.

But I wish more of these stories could have had the chance to reach their full potential. I miss the characters, the humour, the art, the weird little details that made each one feel different from the hundreds of other comics out there.

And that's what makes it hurt so much. It's not just that a story ended. It's that I can see all the different directions it could have gone in, all the character development I wanted to see, all the unanswered questions, and all the possibilities that will probably never happen.

Does anyone else have a webtoon they still mourn because it had a unique premise or amazing characters but never got the ending or development it deserved?

PLEASE tell me I'm not the only one who still thinks about these comics years later...

~Dating My Best Friend's Sister!

Please drop your reviews if you have read this.

I think it's from 2010s, I'm pretty sure it was shoujo and tragedy genre.

It starts off with these three friends playing sports together on a sunny day, they're all wearing white tshirts and shorts. Two boys and one girl. The girl has brown hair tied back in a ponytail. One guy has orange hair and the other guy, who is shorter has dark purple/ blue hair and blue eyes. They're all having a great time and laughing together playing a sport (I think basketball). I think they were playing over summer before school term started. Then in the next chapter it gets really sad and the boy with the dark hair gets into an vehicle accident and dies. Leaving the two friends distraught, I don't remember much after that except they have to return to school and the friendship gets kind of ruptured with just the two of them now. There is a memorial at the school with the boy who passed away and his smiling picture arranged with flowers. The two friends, the girl and the boy with the orange hair are standing together (in the rain possibly) upset. There are both wearing a school uniform white shirts. Sorry that's all I can remember!

I’m a writer and creator gearing up for Season 2 of an ongoing webtoon canvas series and trying to figure out how to make the most of our art budget. Would love some advice from artists who’ve worked on webtoons or serialized comics!

Given we’ve made zero revenue so far 🫠 our budget is $30 per finished panel, including linework and color. Is it realistic to split that between two artists? One handling rough sketches and inking, and another handling coloring? If so, how would you divide the $30?

I’m also curious how artists prefer to be paid. Per panel, or a flat rate per episode (roughly 20–30 panels)?

Trying to find a setup that’s fair to the artists and sustainable for a small independent production. Would love to hear what you’ve found works, or what you’d expect to be paid for either role.

Thanks everyone!
-L

I am just looking for a friend who might know about this comic and you can find it on Webtoon!

I've been reading this webtoon for a few years now. When I first started reading it, I really enjoyed the art style and the opening of the story. However, as the plot developed, it became a blur of unfinished storylines. The constant introduction of new issues and subplots made the story increasingly confusing to follow, with many of these segments feeling unnecessary to the main plot.

My second issue is how questionable Kade and Zayda's relationship feels on the surface. Sure, it's cute: a guy struggling with his mental health meets a beautiful, curvy, skinny alien girl who falls from the heavens and fixes all his problems. However, we already know that Zayda has been sheltered for her entire life. Kade is the only man with whom she has developed this kind of intimate connection, and she has spent the majority of her time on Earth in his dingy apartment. As a result, she has had little opportunity to develop meaningful relationships with other humans, particularly romantic ones. This makes their relationship feel somewhat forced, as though two people have simply been placed in a room together and expected to fall in love.

My third and final issue concerns the unanswered questions surrounding Zayda's importance to her planet. Why are they so desperate to get her back? Why did she suddenly grow horns? So far, these developments seem to serve little purpose beyond introducing unnecessary conflict to keep readers engaged. Furthermore, we know very little about her species' reproductive biology, which raises additional questions about their physiology and world-building. I acknowledge that the webtoon is still ongoing and will probably continue for a long time. Nevertheless, I feel that, as readers, we should have received at least some answers to these questions by now.

I come across disclaimers like this all the time and can't help but feel they're useless. "Distressing material" is so vague. If your trigger was sexual violence, this disclaimer would tell you nothing. It doesn't help that disclaimers like this are given for mild violence as well so you can't tell whether you'll be stumbling across PG material, or something seriously triggering.

Personally I read all kind of webtoons so the presence or absence of trigger warnings make no difference to me, but I do think if you do have any triggers, seeing disclaimers like this would be quite annoying. I feel like authors should mention what exactly is included in the chapter whether it be SA, animal abuse, etc.

I'm Noel, the author and illustrator of the graphic novel Monsters in Their Eyes. I’ve finally finished uploading all the chapters of Monsters in Their Eyes: Volume One to Webtoon, so you can now binge-read the whole volume together. No more waiting weeks between chapters.

It’s a 275-page queer fantasy graphic novel that took me about 2 years to make.

If you’re into queer stories, a little bit doomed BL, forbidden love, socio-political themes and characters trying to navigate a crappy society that feels a little too much like ours, except it's fantasy, you might enjoy this one.

This project has been a huge part of my life for the last two years, and this is only Volume 1/4. I’d genuinely love for people to read it and let me know what they think!

Webtoon link: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/monsters-in-their-eyes/list?title_no=1143765

​"I notice a lot of people discussing their favorite Webtoon Originals, but what about Canvas? Personally, I've come across so many Canvas series that blow the repetitive, copy-paste Originals out of the water. That said, the art quality on Canvas can sometimes be hit-or-miss, so I'm curious to hear everyone's thoughts.

​(Creators, please refrain from self-promoting! I know we all view our own stories as the best in the world—I feel the exact same way about mine—but let's keep this focused on general recommendations and a great discussion!)