My Fav Korean Manhwa Recommendation List
For the last few days, I've been reading Korean manhwa/webtoon series non-stop and man, they're just so great!!! 😍😍😍
These are some of my fav manhwa I've read so far... All the stories are of modern setting btw... (I may do a separate recommendation list for historical/magical/isekai genre manhwa later on...)
Something About Us - (Childhood best friends turned lovers)
Status: Completed.
Positively Yours - (Strangers met for one night stand to lovers)
Status: Completed.
Seasons Of Blossom - (High school friends to lovers)
Status: Completed.
Please Take Care Of Me In This Life As Well - (Childhood friends to lovers)
Status: On-going.
Fly Me To The Moon - (Strangers met through unusual circumstances to lovers)
Status: On-going.
The Reason I Wanted To Die - (High school sweethearts to Exes to again lovers)
Status: On-going.
Revelation Of Youth - (High school friends to lovers)
Status: On-going.
The Odd One Next Door - (Frenemy neighbors to lovers)
Status: On-going.
Free In Dreams - (Strangers met through lucid dreams to lovers)
Status: On-going.
Operation Name Pure Love - (High school friends to lovers)
Status: On-going.
Just Twilight - (High school classmates to lovers)
Status: On-going.
King The Land - (Childhood friends to lovers)
Status: On-going.
Confession Attack - (Childhood best friends to lovers)
Status: On-going.
Our Secret Alliance - (Childhood best friends to lovers)
Status: Completed.
Ooh La La!! - (Complete strangers to sudden lovers)
Status: Completed.
Match Made In Heaven By Chance - (Childhood friends to sudden married couple)
Status: On-going.
Love Class - (Former high school Teacher X Former high school Student love story)
Status: On-going.
The Man's Games - (Childhood frenemies to lovers)
Status: Completed.
My Introverted Boy - (Introverted boy X introverted girl love story)
Status: On-going.
The Dilettante - (Enemies to lovers)
Status: On-going.
Olgami - (Enemies to toxic lovers)
Status: On-going.
The Law Of Being Friends With A Male - (Classmates to friends to lovers)
Status: On-going.
My Three Annoying Brothers - (Separate love stories of 4 beautiful yet chaotic siblings)
Status: On-going.
Divorce Is Easy, But Love Is Hard - (College Senpai-kouhai to office colleagues in love)
Status: On-going.
Marry My Husband - (Office senpai-kouhai to lovers)
Status: Completed.
The Boss's Proposal - (Office senpai-kouhai to lovers)
Status: On-going.
When You're Targeted By The Bully - (Enemies to friends to lovers)
Status: Completed.
The ones I haven't read yet, but intend to read them later in the future...
Love Of Mine.
A Guide To Proper Dating.
Act Like You Love Me!
The Couple Breaker.
There Must Be Happy Endings/Surely a Happy Ending.
Love For Hire.
Daytime Star.
First Love, Lasting Hate.
Extroversion Of An Immortal.
True Beauty.
Wedding Delusion.
Even If It's Not.
Only Hope.
Meet In The Middle.
Situationship.
My Sweet Dark Hero.
Dating My Best Friend's Sister.
Undercover! Chaebol High School.
Dear First Love.
Melt Me With Your Voice.
Yeon Woo’s Innocence.
My Messy Marriage.
As If Love Doesn’t Exist.
Let’s Meet After Work.
Please Teach Me, Senior.
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Like obviously there's a ton of reasons why jason just didnt kill joker in utrh or in any subsequent comics after, first and foremost being that he's dc's little cash cow, but I always did like the in universe explanation being that Jason himself doesn't want the joker to die
Not bc the joker is important to Jason in anyway shape or form quite the opposite in fact, joker dying wouldn't benefit Jason bc the joker doesnt matter to him outside of being a living constant reminder of Bruce's failure that can be used to hurt both himself and bruce, if jokers dead then the healing process can start and Jason doesn't want that he wants to be angry and hurt
So Jason doesn't go kill Joker to get revenge bc he already got his revenge when he beat Joker with a crowbar in utrh and killing the Joker himself wouldn't bring him any more catharsis since he doesn't really care about the clown outside of using him as a prop in his ongoing feud with Bruce
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You know what's interesting to me? For all people keep claiming at every juncture that perhaps Bells Hells will come around on the gods and see the harm they do (which, as discussed extensively, is, half the time, simply not intervening) not only have they never done so, but also they never quite cross the line into saying the party should join the Ruby Vanguard or aid them - and indeed, they defend against it - so what does this achieve? It feels like they're asking for a story in which the party stands idly by, which isn't much of a story nor, if I may connect this briefly to the real world, a political stance anyone should be proud of.
That's honestly the frustration with the gods and the "what if the Vanguard has a point" conversations in-game. What do we do then? Do we allow the organization that will murder anyone for pretty much any reason that loosely ties into their goals run rampant? The group that (perhaps unwittingly, but then again, Otohan's blades had that poison) disrupted magic world-wide, and caused people who had the misfortune to live at nexus points to be teleported (most, as commoners, without means of return). While also fomenting worldwide unrest?
Those were the arguments before the trip to Ruidus; with the reveal of the Vanguard's goals to invade Exandria, the situation becomes even more dire. Do you let the Imperium take over the planet?
And do the arguments against the gods even hold up? If Ludinus is so angry at them for the Calamity, what does it say that he destroyed Western Wildemount's first post-Calamity society for entirely selfish means? (What does it say about the validity of vengeance as a motivator?) What does it say that Laudna told Imogen she could always just live in a cottage quietly without issue before the solstice even happened? (Would this still be true if the Imperium controls the world?) What does it say that when faced with a furious, grieving party and the daughter she keeps telling herself was her reason for all of this, Liliana can't provide an answer to the question of what the gods have done other than that their followers will retaliate...for, you know, the Vanguard's endless list of murders. (That is how the Vanguard and Imperium tend to think, huh? "How dare your face get in the way of my boot; how dare you hit me back when I strike you.") She can't even provide a positive answer - why is Predathos better - other than "I feel it", even though Imogen and Fearne know firsthand that Predathos can provide artificial feelings of elation. Given all the harm Ludinus has done in pursuit, why isn't the conclusion "the gods should have crashed Aeor in such a way that the tech was unrecoverable?"
Even as early as the first real discussion on what the party should do, the fandom always stopped short of saying "no, Imogen's right, they should join up with the people who killed half the party," it was always "no, she didn't really mean it, she just was trying to connect with her mother." Well, she's connected with her mother, and at this point the party doesn't even care about the gods particularly (their only divinely-connected party member having died to prevent the Vanguard from killing all of them). So they will stop the Vanguard; as Ashton says, the means are unforgiveable. As Laudna says, it's not safe to bet on Predathos's apathy. As Imogen says, she's done running; the voice that she used to think of as a lifeline belongs to someone she doesn't trust. So I guess my question is: if they're stopping the people who are trying to kill the gods (and defense of the gods isn't remotely their personal motivation)...do you think the next phase of the campaign is Bells Hells personally killing the gods? Reconstructing the Aeor tech and hoping none of their allies notice? How does this end? Does your ideology ever get enacted? Or is this entirely moot and pointless and the story ends with Bells Hells saying "well, I'm really glad we stopped the people who [insert list of Vanguard atrocities from above]; none of us follow the gods or plan to, but honestly, the status quo we return to is preferable to whatever nightmare Ludinus had concocted in his violent quest for power and revenge"?
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Friendly reminder that Snape actually believed Sirius, Remus, and James were in on the werewolf prank and that they all tried to kill him. He believed his bullies were all capable of murder for nearly two decades and had only found out it was just Sirius during the Shrieking Shack scene in Prisoner of Azkaban.
So when you keep this in mind while looking at Snape going to Dumbledore to protect the Potters, remember that Snape thought James had tried to kill him at least once and didn’t care whether he lived or died. I’ve seen a lot of antis criticising him for only seeming to care about Lily because he asked Voldemort to spare only her, but many forget that 1. Harry was 100% going to die, Snape couldn’t ask his Master to not kill the main reason he’s going to the Potters in the first place, that’s a stupid idea. 2. Snape thought James had no problem with killing him (not just not caring if he died, he thought James was actually okay with killing Snape himself) — even putting aside everything else James and Co did to Snape, why would Snape want him to live?
Yet after all that, Snape went to Dumbledore to protect the Potters even though Voldemort had already agreed to spare Lily (the one whose death would break him), showing that he put aside his hatred of James and—to some extent—wanted Lily’s loved ones to be safe as well as Lily. We already know Lily’s happiness meant a lot to Snape, seeing as he automatically never bothered her again once she told him to leave her life after the incident in SWM. But going to Dumbledore, who could’ve easily killed him, in order to secure Lily’s protection would mean to protect the man who—as far as Snape knew—tried to kill him and an infant he never met, even after Voldemort already agreed to do what he wanted (and we see he actually tried to keep his promise, seeing as he gave Lily a choice to step aside, unlike James).
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