What? Novels written by Koreans adapted into manhwa are often drawn by Koreans. Novels written by Chinese adapted into Manhua are often drawn by Chinese. It depends on the nationality of the artist they hire for the adaptation. But novels come first and depending on the language the raws are in, it is often written by someone who is of a nationality that speaks that language. Do most Korean novels are written by Koreans and adapted into manhwas drawn by other Koreans. (I don’t think they gotta be Korean, just speak fluent Korean)
I think Koreans just make manhwas from novel's stories
Not all of them start as novels (▰˘◡˘▰)
Hyperventilation for instance, started as a short animation. Afterwards it came out with the manhwa(which tbh looks like snapshots from the anime) and then the novel came out.
https://www.mangago.zone/home/mangalist/2773828/
My list of some popular BL that started or have novels ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Blaze out has a novel? where? Σ( ￣□￣||)
Omg. I think I gaslit myself into thinking it was a novel cuz I just checked and I was WRONG
Ah no worries lol, Our lord and savior Chaepali wrote 10 manhwas, 8 being novel adaptations, and 2 being original manhwas and Blaze out is one of them so I get it. tbh I thought it was a novel too at first (￣∇￣")
U didn't understood my question
I'm asking whether Koreans write novels or not or do they just take stories from different novel?
That's my question
It's obvious that manhwas are made by Koreans and manhua are made by Chinese
But I'm talking about writers of novels
Yes??? Assuming you’re taking about webnovels, that’s what the webnovel section on ridi books is for, Koreans to write novels in Korean. (I can’t tell you if all the novel writers of Korean novels are Korean, but it’s safe to assume a majority are)
It's a question for novel readers
So we read Korean manhwas which are mostly novel becoming manhwa right
Then if I manhwa is made by Koreans
Then the novel are also written by Koreans?
Or do Koreans just make manhwa from Novel's story?