cea's Manga

If you're the type who thinks women should always be gentle and meek, then this progressive work of art IS NOT for you. The main character here is as real as they come—flawed, with plenty of room to grow, but with a solid foundation that deserves much admiration. I’m all for manhwas that don’t obsess over making their characters flawless. It’s raw, it’s real. Also, many key characters, including the protagonist, exhibit queer identities OR at least challenge traditional roles in a bold way. The author does a stellar job representing these identities without reducing them to mere objects of male desire.