katlovesfries's manga / #beautiful art(40)

SUMMARY [Noah, a kid that I met 6 years ago in an orphanage. His closed off appearance, made me feel like I was seeing my younger self so i have to admit that I wanted to care for him more... I didn't think that he would follow me this much. Lord, can I lead him to the right path?] It contains stunning art work, and there's something about Noah's eye bags. I can't put it into words, so take a look for yourself. This is not for everyone, so please read the warnings before continuing further. With that being said, I liked the religious aspect in the story. The final chapters were not excepted, so there's a little plot twist. None of it was excepted to be fair.

SUMMARY ["Mr. Ghost, won't you tell me your name now?"] I like the composition of the story. It's very short, but at the same time, it's surprisingly impactful. Basically, two lovers who can't be together in the same timeline - thereby, right person, wrong time.

From the very beginning, the plot seems interesting, and I'll definitely be waiting for updates. I've taken a liking to the "twisted" views on religion that this story (hopefully) focuses more on. I've come back to this after a couple of months, and can't get back into it. For now, I won't finish it.

SUMMARY [In a world entirely ruled by giants, the human race, which has turned into their food, has surrounded its residential zones with immense walls, which both prevent their freedom outside the walls and protect them from incursions. However, as a result of the appearance of supergiants who cross the wall, a desperate struggle begins and the young heroes, who have lost their parents, fight the giant as a training corps, with a view to regaining their freedom.] I finished this back in April when the last chapter came out, and I still think about it sometimes. This manga is as good as everyone claims it to be. It's not only action-based, but it also puts focus on racism and political differences. I love the questions of "what is the right and what is wrong?" and "who are the bad guys?". Can't wait for the anime to finish up, even though it's an end of an era.

SUMMARY [“…I want to sculpt you into a form that never changes.” In a city full of high-rise buildings, Mathew Rayner, a sculpture student who, aside from his art, lives isolated from the rest of the world. He unexpectedly meets a captivating man named Jin and feels a fated connection. Mathew offers him a proposal: be his model. Contrary to his intentions, the relationship between the two becomes more and more warped...In a grim world stained with dirty money and betrayal, Mathew steels his nerves as he approaches the executive of the Shinhae Faction, Jin Cheong-woo, and gives him a new ambition... “However, there are conditions: First, you must obey my words unconditionally.” A man who built a wall between himself and the world, and another who looks down on the world, both concealing their true desires.] Loved this, and I wouldn't mind reading it again. The artwork is beautiful, and I can't wait for more updates, and to be honest, who doesn't love men with glasses?

SUMMARY [Half vampire and A-list celebrity, Ethan Blackwell keeps his vampiric urges at bay by feeding off the energy of his adoring fans. His world unexpectedly takes a turn when he meets up-and-coming star, Tristan Montgomery who poses a threat to his popularity and energy source. Coerced into working with one another on an upcoming film, the two unexpectedly develop a chemistry much stronger than what can be captured on camera. False claims to fame, sex, lies, and hidden identities unfold to jeopardize the livelihood of both stars.. Ethan and Tristan must choose to confront one another or put aside their differences and risk falling deeper into desire.] This is such a good read. I never thought I would enjoy something with vampires after Twilight, but here we are. The artwork is stunning, and the plot is interesting as well. This is definitely one I would consider re-reading in the future.

SUMMARY [Jinyoo’s life is a living hell—he’s become a hermit due to an abusive father and a traumatic bullying experience. But just when he thinks life can’t get any worse, he is kidnapped by his high school classmate, Gyuh-wool, who’s developed a twisted obsession over him. Jinyoo quickly learns that there is no escape… The only way to survive is to obey Gyuh-wool’s orders] This is definitely not for everyone, nor the faint of heart. If you miss Killing Stalking and you enjoyed it, this would likely suit your taste. Interesting for sure, but disturbing and tragic. Proceed with caution.

SUMMARY [There are a few unusual things about Cafe Goyo. Number one, their coffee sucks. Number two, their customers never order off the menu. And number three, Yohan, the cafe manager, is deaf. So when Soohwa joins as a part-timer, though he is not expected to learn how to make good coffee, he is asked to expand his sign language vocabulary beyond the words, “higher,” “pay,” and “please.” But when Yohan offers to give him private lessons, Soohwa is reluctant. Not because he doesn’t want to study, but because he has a “hard” time around Yohan. Like, literally. He gets hard. Whenever he hears Yohan’s deep, sexy voice.] Cute, cute, cute. This is a must-read in the yaoi genre. I love the fact that one of the main characters is deaf. The plot is good, and I realy enjoyed the experience of reading it. Would recommend for someone who craves a sweet romance to get through a bad day.

SUMMARY [Na-kyum is a young painter with an exceptional talent: creating erotic images of men. Though he has published a few collections under a pseudonym, he has decided to quit painting. Then Seungho, a young nobleman, barges into his life. A hell-raiser notorious for his insatiable lust, Seungho forces Na-kyum to become his private painter. However, the nights that await Na-kyum are beyond anything he could have imagined…] I actually have mixed opinions on this manhwa. The artwork is stunning and I adore Na-kyum with all my heart, but something about Seungho doesn't really sit right with me. Nevertheless, I finished it, but I don't think I'll come back it, and if I do it'll only be because of the beautiful artwork.

SUMMARY [Yoon Bum, a scrawny quiet boy, has a crush on one of the most popular and handsome guys in school, Sangwoo. One day, with Yoonbum's obsession towards Sangwoo reaching its peak, Yoon Bum decides to enter Sangwoo's home. But what he saw inside was not the Sangwoo he had dreamed of.] This is not for everyone, at all. This manwha is pretty fucked up, but also interesting. I was sitting in the edge of my seat while reading this, and I was rooting for Yoon Bum all the way through. The ending is tragic, and not what I was expecting. If you enjoyed this, you should read "Obey".