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This manga, or manhwa if you want to be technical, is very beautifully drawn. Costumes, sceneries, they all look like they took a great deal of attention. I love mythical stories so I thought I'd give this one a try. However, the plot is very meandering. Contrary to a previous reviewer who thinks it'll be a short series because of the lack of plot, I think it'll be a longggg series because of the lack of plot. The plot trickles in every volume and it takes forever for something simple to even develop (I'm on book 6 btw, so it's not like I haven't given it a decent chance).
The idea really has the potential to go somewhere much better. I'm itching to rewrite this entire story. For example, you'd expect to see the young bride adjust to her new home. You'd expect a palpable interaction & bonding between the spouses. You'd expect the bride to wonder at each conflict that arises, to prod further into everything that's happening. Because you know, we'll be on the same journey that she's on. Instead, her main concern is "zomg, i'm married to habaek but i've the hots for mui, but they both've the hots for dead nakbin." Since the main character doesn't take efforts in discovering her world, readers are dependent on flashes of other interactions, which of course involves everyone speaking in codes completed with vague conspiratory smirks. Vol 6 finally moved somewhere but then I realized they moved down the amnesiac road. Honestly? What is with Korean stories and amnesia.
Panel arrangement is also frequently a problem in this manga. I get confused at which action was done by which character, and who's saying what. Transition from scene to scene isn't so continuous and I wonder if this is because the author is still a novice.
I love holding the books in my hand and marvel at the pretty covers. Even the paper material feels so nice. But the superficial in me is no where near the superficial in this story. Best try it out in the bookstore first before buying.


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Bride of the Water God Vol 1 MiKyung Yun Julia Kwon Gombos Books Reviews

Good Story
Fantastic story and beautiful artwork! Came in great condition.
If there is one bad thing I would say about the book it is that it is too short. It took me less than 45 min. to read. The story line is great. I like the idea of her being taken to be the water gods bride. The drawings are beautiful. This manga does not show anything bad in the drawing or use any bad words in volume one. This would be rated a teen manga. A lot of flash backs are use in the story and can lead to a little confusion. Altogehter this is a great story and I have continued to buy the rest of the series. Have fun reading it.
Great manga, came on time, no complaints here!
I love the style of the manwha it's soooo beautiful!
This is a beautiful manwha and the translation is perfect. Product arrived on time and with no problems.
I love it
This manga, or manhwa if you want to be technical, is very beautifully drawn. Costumes, sceneries, they all look like they took a great deal of attention. I love mythical stories so I thought I'd give this one a try. However, the plot is very meandering. Contrary to a previous reviewer who thinks it'll be a short series because of the lack of plot, I think it'll be a longggg series because of the lack of plot. The plot trickles in every volume and it takes forever for something simple to even develop (I'm on book 6 btw, so it's not like I haven't given it a decent chance).
The idea really has the potential to go somewhere much better. I'm itching to rewrite this entire story. For example, you'd expect to see the young bride adjust to her new home. You'd expect a palpable interaction & bonding between the spouses. You'd expect the bride to wonder at each conflict that arises, to prod further into everything that's happening. Because you know, we'll be on the same journey that she's on. Instead, her main concern is "zomg, i'm married to habaek but i've the hots for mui, but they both've the hots for dead nakbin." Since the main character doesn't take efforts in discovering her world, readers are dependent on flashes of other interactions, which of course involves everyone speaking in codes completed with vague conspiratory smirks. Vol 6 finally moved somewhere but then I realized they moved down the amnesiac road. Honestly? What is with Korean stories and amnesia.
Panel arrangement is also frequently a problem in this manga. I get confused at which action was done by which character, and who's saying what. Transition from scene to scene isn't so continuous and I wonder if this is because the author is still a novice.
I love holding the books in my hand and marvel at the pretty covers. Even the paper material feels so nice. But the superficial in me is no where near the superficial in this story. Best try it out in the bookstore first before buying.