A little birdie told me they quit involvement with gangs, married each other and went to scissors city
how true was this “birdie” so ik to pick this back up
Don't get me wrong, I love the artstyle but each panel is visually overwhelming? I noticed the zoom-ins, dynamic poses, the expressions. The details makes it hard to focus on the text and to follow through the narrative in a manhwa format. Definitely would've been better as an animation or individual art pieces.
this is interesting because I recognize that it's overwhelming but that's the reason that I love it lol, I respect your opinion and you're not even truly wrong, but I think that most manhwas are too bare-bones for the medium and I want more artists to push the paneling to the limits! I think it makes the atmosphere uneasy and claustrophobic
totally agree with this, the artist is serving with their art and using up every inch of the screen and im all here for it.
As someone who grew up in a Buddhist household and predominantly Buddhist country, that monk triggered me so terribly I needed to put down the phone and inhale deeply. He's THE exemplification of the Buddhists who think being gay or trans is because of your karmic debt... Buddha told his followers to spread love, not hate.
I prefer the political plot more than their romance tbh