I did look at the descriptions of the other 2 series by this author, and though they didn't really interest me, I'd be willing to give them a try if they're of similar writing quality.
i just assumed she heard it from the nurses or from the man himself since he also seems to know that lala kept going in and out of consciousness which implies theyve seen each other before she woke up completely this chapterBy the way, minor narrative glitch: how does Lala know that chap got tranquilised in his privates? Neither she, nor any of her associates was present when it happened.
No Home is 100% one of the best stories I've ever readAlright, I'm genuinely hooked at this point.
We're not very many chapters in, and the chapters aren't very long, but I feel the amount of development we've gotten in this short time far outpaces many other stories that are much longer. And I mean that in regard to both plot and character. The amount of events that have happened and the amount of people we've met are enough to fill an entire season of some of the other webtoons I've read, but rather than feeling rushed and underdeveloped, this one somehow hits the right balance of having everything necessary to be memorable without either dragging on or zooming by. It's highly optimized storytelling, and I really enjoy it.
I did look at the descriptions of the other 2 series by this author, and though they didn't really interest me, I'd be willing to give them a try if they're of similar writing quality.
No Home definitely is. Even better narrative skill, I'd say. Can't speak about Welcome to Room 305! because I haven't read it.
Alright, guess I'll be reading No Home next.No Home is 100% one of the best stories I've ever read