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in this new manhwa, the art is veryyyyyyyyyyyyyy similar https://mangadex.org/title/63162/the-way-that-knight-lives-as-a-lady but the artist is different
This Girl Is a Little Wild
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@unicorn7777777 Nice catch.
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Why does this have such a high rating?! Art is good, alright, but the story is terrible..........
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wai-cancelled? so season 2's not gonna happen?
@Wolvenworks Not at the moment, you're better off playing catchup and reading the LN.
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If this is terrible the average shoujo manhwa is unreadable. With how garbage most of the highly rated manhwas in this genre are I'm surprised this isn't at least a 9.
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Sorry to necro the thread, but where can you find the LN? I gathered it's called The Sword and the Dress but couldn't find it anywhere. Does it have an English translation?
Never mind, found it.
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Honestly, one of my favourite comics. Badass FMC who stays badass; the socially-awkward but cheerful couple; their implicit attitude of "we'll just both take the best of both gender roles thank you" / "What are social rules, why should we heed them when we're happier doing our own thing"? It's brilliant.
Alas, the webnovel translation doesn't quite do it for me in the same way (though even then I'm glad it at least let me read past the silly emotional cliffhanger at the end of the manwha). It's not because it's a loose adaptation—in fact, the scenes in the manhwa seem pretty much beat-for-beat dead-on to the webnovel, beat for beat. Which is possible because of how terse and direct the writing is. It's still charming, but I feel some of the same sort of not-fleshed-out-ness that I get when I read the script for a movie or a play. But... your mileage may vary!
Alas, the webnovel translation doesn't quite do it for me in the same way (though even then I'm glad it at least let me read past the silly emotional cliffhanger at the end of the manwha). It's not because it's a loose adaptation—in fact, the scenes in the manhwa seem pretty much beat-for-beat dead-on to the webnovel, beat for beat. Which is possible because of how terse and direct the writing is. It's still charming, but I feel some of the same sort of not-fleshed-out-ness that I get when I read the script for a movie or a play. But... your mileage may vary!
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