People who read Shin Shunkaden

mika

Very cute and easy to read story, although getting dark at parts. The story follows Chun-Hyang (춘향), the spirited, beautiful, yet headstrong daughter of a mudang in a Korean village. Her name means "spring fragrance" (the shun-ka in the original Japanese title; Chinese: Chūn-Xiāng). A master of martial arts, Chun-Hyang rises to the occasion when the Yangban, a tyrannical warlord, takes control of her village. He tried to kidnap one of her friends despite Chun-Hyang's bold nature and formidable abilities but there is little hope of freeing her village unless the amhaeng'eosa, a secret Korean government agent, arrives and catches the Ryanban in the act of abusing his powers.

When Mong Ryong, a somewhat lecherous but enchantingly handsome traveler appears, and apparently has fallen heads over heels with Chun-Hyang. She reluctantly accepts his help to rescue her mother, who has been captured by the Ryanban.

Unfortunately, they are too late; Chun-Hyang's mother has already killed herself to preserve her honor. Mong Ryong reveals himself the amhaeng'eosa and passes judgment on the Ryanban, though remains rueful that he could not do so before Wall Mae's death. Devastated, Chun-Hyang does not know what else to do with her life, but Mong Ryong asks her to continue travelling with him. She agrees and they continue on, meeting many more people.

Fraiser

Takes place in Korea. Historical fantasy about tough girl.

It's pretty sought with me. I really like the adventure & fantasy aspects to this. It does have 90s tropes I'm not fond of like, Casanova male lead, the main boy & girl don't get along but that means they like each other.
Pretty alright!

max2payne0

I guess it's ok? I skimmed most of the words though. Most of the pages too.

Batman

too much text on each page, which made it hard to read without it feeling boring. the manga was drawn beautifully, but it should have been drawn with more details throughout the story.

snowingfrost

so short T.T

woohoo

Wished they had continued it...sad that it's only one volume.