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Hi! I'm currently looking for a romance manga, preferably sports. I've read Crimson Hero, Hana Kimi... Umm, not many come to mind.
I prefer newer art, something at the 2000's and the 2010's.
Requirements:
-I'd like there to have a strong female lead.. Please, no weak girls who can't even save their own skin.
-I'd like to have a female lead, although it doesn't quite matter.
-3-dimensional characters ! Please, no cardboard characters! (What I mean by 3D, is that I'd like the characters to have a certain depth to them.. You can sort of place yourself in their situation).
- No one-shots, please. Though, if it qualifies most of my requirements, I don't care :)
Enough of the requirements.
Oh one, VERY important thing, please.. A tear-jerker manga ! It makes me so.. Sad, but so happy at the same time (what am I, masochist?).
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/hot_blooded_woman/
Not basically sports manga, but it has a little sport like kendo/basket. The main lead is a strong female she has unique character, she luv to fight and kinda stupid. This manga is funny almost laugh all the time when u read it. The main male lead such a badass, but he truly love her although sometime he intentionally hurt her.
Another one:
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/power/
About basket, has strong and funny female lead. The female lead due to some circumstance forced by her dad to attend coed school as a boy. Then she join basket club and meet the male lead then become his roomate. The male lead isn't a tear-jerker, but he can't confess his own feeling. Mmm well the story so funny and nice tho(⌒▽⌒)
Oh thank you so much! I'll be sure to read these （＾∇＾）
U're welcomeヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~
This mistake always pisses me off. People mistake manhua as manhwa, and manhwa as manhua. Manhua is Chinese, manga is Japanese, and manhwa is Korean. Manhwa and manhua sound similar, but are differently, really.
Pronunciation-wise, they're different, as Chinese has tones for their language, meaning that if you pronounce a word differently, it could mean a totally different thing. As for Korean, it's identical for every word (unless you're talking about a homophones — they sound different.. somehow).
Please, respect the different languages. They have their own words, pronunciations, and cultures. Thank you. (・ω・)ノ
Chill, they are just comics in the end, be they manga, manhua or manhwa.