I thought this was obvious
Manga - > anime
Works the same
but really novel is so much better lmao
sometimes, the manhwa is better than the novel (like "My sister picked up the male lead") and sometimes it's not. This one was rushed too much. The same thing happens with "I tame a tyrant and ran away". The manhwa version tries to pack 60+ chapters novel into 30-ish manhwa chapter. So a lot of the character's development was rushed, making the FL into some kind of god-like existence from the beginning, but she's not. There was a process to get her there.
Nono, like, they made it bad on purpose just to get everyone to read the novel since it's "better than the manhuwa" And since the summary was interesting, some decided to read the novel (like my friend who finally started reading web novels lmao)
Me: **Sending all my recommended novels to her** ヾ(☆▽☆)
No, more like they change the format (sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't) and most people would like what they came across first aka book or novel. The new fans would like the plot and or characters, when you change the format be it from book to movie or mange to anime and so on, you have to cut some stuff out because there is more space in book than a movie, so the new fans want this more content and go back to read the original material. GOT tv series made the book more popular. And the witcher games and tv series made the book more popular. Sometimes you like the idea but not the execution so even if you hate it you will still go back to the sours material.
Nobody would gives the rights to their story(and let other people make money of their story) if they didn't get anything back aka advertising there products and making a bigger fanbase. For themselves and their stories
Sorry for rambling, I hope this helps.
Yes yes. It helped a lot. Ty for the info! I never thought of that tho.. Changing some scenes so that it'll fit into the movie. I forgot that movies have this "time limit" Or else it'll feel draggy.
And it's so true cuz I've watched GOT when S4 got released and I was pleased to hear that there was a book so I read ahead so that I could spoil my friend
... Why do I have a feeling this is a strategy??
Novel readers: "Hey, this manhwa sucks, read the novel. It's better"
*other people who were interested in this (even manhuwa/manga readers who are piqued)*: "Let's see how better the novel is."
Novel: *more views, more exposure to manga-only-readers*