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The problem is since the manhwa got a live adaptation that means that the racist author go...

Liz June 12, 2026 3:01 am

The problem is since the manhwa got a live adaptation that means that the racist author got a fat pay check. Evil keeps on winning.

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    Lingling June 12, 2026 4:31 am

    Wdym???

    NeonxRose June 12, 2026 7:59 am
    Wdym??? Lingling

    The author had a chapter where a horribly drawn black student was bullying students and as punishment the Korea teacher called the student a very harmful racist slur that is used towards Africans/African Americans

    Kiyomi June 12, 2026 11:38 am

    They changed a couple things too. But crazy they still got a deal considering the backlash it got.

    Makes sense tho Koreans are known to be colorist so even if there was initial drama with it, all is well since black people are the ones offended

    supernova June 12, 2026 6:39 pm
    The author had a chapter where a horribly drawn black student was bullying students and as punishment the Korea teacher called the student a very harmful racist slur that is used towards Africans/African Americ... NeonxRose

    Im not trying to justify their actions, I do think the slur was just not right at all. I just want to know why are people so adamant about the bully being drawn ugly, many male bullies were ugly in the manwha no? Im confused as to why that is on focus only now

    NeonxRose June 13, 2026 7:05 am
    Im not trying to justify their actions, I do think the slur was just not right at all. I just want to know why are people so adamant about the bully being drawn ugly, many male bullies were ugly in the manwha n... supernova

    For a long time many old (and unfortunately new) art depict African/African Americans as ugly monstrous creatures as propaganda and hatred towards that specific demographic. I mean nobody wants their race to be drawn as ugly and hideous when that race in fact have beautiful and kind people. It’s extremely harmful and misleading especially when it’s presented to someone who’s never seen a black person in real life, so that person would just assume and become ignorant

    supernova June 14, 2026 4:03 am
    For a long time many old (and unfortunately new) art depict African/African Americans as ugly monstrous creatures as propaganda and hatred towards that specific demographic. I mean nobody wants their race to be... NeonxRose

    I understand. I also agree, beautiful as they are, their charm is also undeniable, no matter how much they are copied, nobody does cool like they do it. Thank you for replying kindly (▰˘◡˘▰)

    NeonxRose June 14, 2026 11:01 am
    I understand. I also agree, beautiful as they are, their charm is also undeniable, no matter how much they are copied, nobody does cool like they do it. Thank you for replying kindly (▰˘◡˘▰) supernova

    Of course, I’m here to educate, not hate. >⩊<.ᐟ