Ng._.uyen's manga / #Tragedy(30)

This HURTED. Gosh everything about this Manhwa was BEAUTIFUL. The writting, the characters, the plot, the art, all immaculate. I'm devastated in all the best ways. For three chapters the storyline was set up very nicely and nothing felt rushed at all. Kudos to the author for being able to give the readers an amazing story in just only 3 chapters, if this was a one chapter one-shot I feel like it wouldn't have lined up as nicely as this one did. The art was beautiful too, it has your classic webtoon art elements but also unique cartoon like style. I loved the character design and enjoyed seeing the how the dynamic between both characters played out. This manhwa absoultely destroyed me and I wish there was soooo much more and wish the ending could have been more happy :( Overall though the ending was amazing and this was just such a great read, that I highly reccomend to just anyone. 10/10 would cry again.

Wow. Just wow. This one hit hard. I thought this was going to be sweet and fluffy, this is why I should start reading the tags and full synopsis before I start a manga. This was well written and had a nice plot, I absolutely adored every story. I really like how despite there being multiple stories they were all connected within the same universe, each story was unique and heartbreaking all in their own way. I also like the art style as well, you can tell it's a rather old manga based on the art style but I really liked it. It was simple and the character designs were well done. Overall this was a really great read, and I'm a HUGE sucker for angst so this was definitely a pleasant surprise. Still hurts tho :)

Wow. This was unbelievable, this was so compelling and I loved how everything was revealed at the end. The art is well done, and this excaptured the underlying dark nature of Peter Pan's story in such an amazing way.

Despite me still not knowing what exactly happened in the end even though I read this almost 10 times, I have to say this was so beautiful for a one-shot. I loved the dialogue and art, and though I would love more context for EVERYTHING, this was very well done.