웹툰/웹소설 공유 & 수다

Ridi <The Painter Who Draws Dungeons> Synopsis After a cataclysm that changed the entire Earth, Seo Ji-oh, a former art teacher, dies in a fire in the school's art room and is sucked into a portrait, becoming a painting. Inside the portrait, Ji-oh gains the omnipotent ability to draw and create objects, bring life into existence, and open other dimensional portals. However, Ji-oh himself claims to be an ordinary human, surprising those around him. Still, Ji-oh encounters numerous connections through his abilities and seeks to resolve their problems. As he solves various incidents, he gets closer to the truth about his own death... Honestly, I read it because the art was good. Saying the art is good is so obvious now that I'll skip it. Since the word count is so low, I have to omit what I can lololol. And the author's writing skills are amazing. I initially thought the character's emotional portrayal in the early part of the novel was lacking, like they were dolls, but it turns out it was a setup for the mid-to-late part of the story 🤭

Suddenly got hooked lol. If the novel isn't too long, please recommend those too!! Works I've read so far: <Black-Haired US Grand Marshal> <The Joseon Prince Went to America and Didn't Come Back> <Muscular Joseon>

Still ongoing work. It's not bad to watch without thinking lol They give 15 free chapters. KakaoPage these days... is too stingy.... Fantasy used to be 25 chapters by default.. They don't give many gacha pulls either...

Hello there! 😆😆 Happy Sunday afternoon!! Today I'm recommending a webtoon called 'Foam of the Wave' on Naver Webtoon!! It's completed now, and you can read 1 episode every 24 hours, with a total of 6 episodes free per day on the Naver Webtoon app!! First off, the art style is absolutely gorgeous... I personally really liked the story too!! The dialogue is great as well 🥰🥰 The female lead, Margaret, falls in love with Skoll, but is betrayed and dies off a cliff. Then, a witch offers her a chance, and she comes back to life to be with a boy named Jack!! When the female lead reincarnates, she becomes Meg, and it's even better to see her growth story mixed with romance 💋💋 Give it a try, it's a true masterpiece 💝💝

Synopsis: "25... That's too old to be an idol, right?" Do Seo-han, who failed the famous survival idol audition 'Stardust Project'. Unable to let go of his dream and compromising with reality, he drifts between part-time jobs... Until he wakes up 8 years in the past. Right before the start of 'Stardust Project'! Now the oldest (in spirit) but the maknae, can he pass the audition this time and become an idol member? I love idol stories and regression plots, so I read this. The art is amazing and it was fun!!

Please recommend some thriller webtoons. I enjoyed '44 o'clock Class: Survival Lesson' and 'Night of the Shadow'.

If you've watched '44 Class Survival Lesson,' you absolutely have to read this webtoon... Everyone knows '44 Class Survival Lesson,' but not many know about this one, so I highly recommend it. The genre is thriller, and the story begins when Lee Hyun enters a haunted house. Lee Hyun can see evil spirits, but he hides this ability because revealing it could put him in danger. However, he catches the eye of Je Seung, a YouTuber who tracks ghosts, and is forced to enter a haunted house. The most important aspect of this work is its solid narrative in every episode, making each one memorable. The direction is also superb... The 'Children of Famine' episode made me marvel at how many writers could achieve this level of direction. The final boss is 'pure evil' itself, yet its origin as a human is truly unique. The villain can create worlds and twist time and space, but their obsession with the protagonist, Hyun, is also special. There's so much more to the story, which I'll continue in the comments. Please give it a read..!!

Naver Webtoon <Completed in 264 episodes> It's a story about a loser protagonist who gets transported into a webtoon he provoked, dies to the character he provoked, and then a god who brought the protagonist into the webtoon, feeling it's a shame to end it like this, gives the protagonist a sword and tells him to become a 'Player' who climbs a tower. So the protagonist gathers companions and grows little by little (the real world is almost meaningless after episode 1). The work itself is structured as a shonen manga, and being a shonen manga, it has that unique, somewhat childish feel (which is why it's fun). The protagonist's balance seems important at the start of the webtoon, but I think the balance is well-maintained from beginning to end. The art style might be a matter of taste. I think it's good, but it's a bit too flashy and complex. The story didn't feel boring at all. Maybe it's because the heroine appears during the resting periods between fight scenes, but it's enjoyable to look at. Oh, and by the way, there's more than one heroine... but it's not a harem, so don't misunderstand. If you like shonen manga, I recommend giving it a try.

I'm planning to get into webtoons. For dramas, I like coming-of-age stories + horror like All of Us Are Dead, Twinkling Watermelon, When My Love Blooms, Locked Up in the Fourth Period, Duty After School, Twenty-Five Twenty-One, etc.! I'm considering "Lemonade" or "44 Class Survival Lesson" right now. Any reviews or recommendations?

A novel that's still being serialized. It doesn't make sense, but I'm just telling myself it's fantasy, it's a novel, and I'm reading it while baking cookies lololol Spoiler alert: The protagonist's mother passed away, but the protagonist doesn't know. I'm currently on episode 93 and the protagonist still doesn't know his mother passed away...