Dugeundugeun Gwiyeonsi

[MangaDex]

 

[Pivotto]

Peak manhwa

 

[Muzletek]

Peak manhwa

Where can you read it at

 

[Morosis_Cross]

Wow this is actually interesting af

 

[ahahah113]

Ngl this is peak

 

[BadHaremSchollar]

The description is not making this series any favors.

But for these few chapters i found it surprisingly good.

Both the romance and mistery/horror are well managed.

I can see this series getting really, really good. Hope that harem tag works in favor of the drama instead of its detriment.

 

[Senpai_Molester_im_a_boy]

Pretty good, love the "horror"

 

[sushanl]

Its great so far

 

[Ephesus]

This is beyond good,this is just totally peak.

 

[rifandiakbar]

Up please!

 

[lyrohe]

I hope updated happen soon!

 

[Firstborn]

Any updates outside of mangadex if any?

 

[Painasbread]

Dropped chapter 23, the drama feels too fabricated now. I lost interest.

 

[CallMeMForr]

Guy above me is MEGA GAYYY

 

[Fruitporm]

THIS IS PEAK CINEMA

 

[DemonHide]

There's several very positive comments but no review yet, so here's my take:

It's pretty good, and I recommend it. The scanlator(s?) is also doing a fine job of using correct English and typesetting/cleaning well for at least the 34 chaps available thus far (some from other sources...). I will say that the synopsis isn't wrong, but it's more accurate to say that the series blends four major components. You have some typical oriental scary ghost chick tropes, the quintessential Korean soap opera love drama, murder mystery thriller, and real life game mechanics complete with choice screens and a points shop. So far, the author has been able to integrate all of those components proficiently, along with a few other minor mechanics, in a way that doesn't seem haphazard or cobbled. I expect things will get much more complicated and the bowling pins he's juggling will start hitting the floor, but for now, it's keeping my interest.

Also, I've dealt with far too many women that are perfectly alive and well who act like some of these vengeful spirits... Lads, sometimes love ain't enough.

 

[Septazia]

There's several very positive comments but no review yet, so here's my take:

It's pretty good, and I recommend it. The scanlator(s?) is also doing a fine job of using correct English and typesetting/cleaning well for at least the 34 chaps available thus far (some from other sources...). I will say that the synopsis isn't wrong, but it's more accurate to say that the series blends four major components. You have some typical oriental scary ghost chick tropes, the quintessential Korean soap opera love drama, murder mystery thriller, and real life game mechanics complete with choice screens and a points shop. So far, the author has been able to integrate all of those components proficiently, along with a few other minor mechanics, in a way that doesn't seem haphazard or cobbled. I expect things will get much more complicated and the bowling pins he's juggling will start hitting the floor, but for now, it's keeping my interest.

Also, I've dealt with far too many women that are perfectly alive and well who act like some of these vengeful spirits... Lads, sometimes love ain't enough.

Thanks for your review, I may not pick this up right now, but like the premise.