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Quite a good dungeon manga with a very amazing art style and a somewhat compelling story. Funny and interesting characters and character designs. The author definitely took her time to draw and plan out the story. Love Laios and his autism, 9.5/10
Am I bugging or is mangago not working or loading properly like the site is bugging or sum shit
It's doing the same for me, it makes me big sad
I’m depressed, not to go against one of my favorite phrases but I like to judge the books by it’s cover and I can’t see them, so annoying ;;;;
It's disaster the website is not working and loading properly
I've been refreshing my wifi because I thought my internet connection was the problem. Now I understand that we are all experiencing page and cover loading problems.
Now it's ok
The most recent chapter is about farm village with foreigners (you see where I’m headed with this) and they’re black number one, there noses are super pronounced as a way to “differentiate” from the Koreans (wtf?) and one of the bully’s is black (ofc a black guy is a villain, playing into caricatures, they make mention of him being Ethiopian like that adds anything??) the TRPA gets involved and the teacher is from East Harlem (I’m literally from Brooklyn, dub Harlem tf) he uses racism as a way to combat racism by 1. Calling black people, blacks/blackies 2. Calls him a fxcking nxxxx. That was the worst thing I’ve ever read in my entire life whoever proof read that and the author as well. Like why did we have to villain the black guy just to get a point of r@cism across??? We could’ve used colorism and talk about SA vs EA discourse but come on now… so many other things
what and I was thinking of reading this
i haven't caught up to true education but i've realized this before and it's kind of surprising ppl don't realize that there's a LOT of colorism and racism in asia. although it still doesn't make it right
I knew that racism and colorism is really common in asia I just didn't expect there to be racism in a revenge manhwa
it's everywhere, i'm not even surprised no more
east asian media is incredibly fucking xenophobic and racist to begin with, not surprised the author decided to incorporate some of that shit
Literally
And not even just east asia, south asia too. (not sure about the media but I have a lot of friends there and it's incredibly racist lol) even the teachers be saying random racial slurs during class without hesitation. It's just the norm
I said it on the manhwa post, and I'll say it again, that fucking asshole, knew black girls were liking the manhwa, he did that on purpose.
I'm more upset about the fact the half Korean half black people will probably read it and think they're at fault.
oh yeah FOR SURE. Especially since Korea is such a radical conservative country, pushing the white savior complex with blue eye blonde hair half European fxck. Like ok Asians go through racism, but it’s SOOOO prevalent with white people since THEY STARTED IT FIRST???? But colorism is wicked that anyone pale is more attractive and pure than something darker. Never thought I’d see a minstrel caricature in broad daylight on a manhwa I’m reading on mangago. Knee slapper
had me gobsmacked, astonished, bewildered, looking at the text like ???? WHAT!!!
There's another story that's a japanese manga where one of the characters use black face to commit a mass shooting. it's also a pretty well known manga too and it's on this site. A lot of this stuff isn't even really hidden. I see it pretty frequently. Maybe not in bl or other romance genres, but in the shounen/seinen genres (and maybe other ones but I'm not too sure) it's actually pretty common. Same with homophobia, and that counts even for yaoi
It's messed up lol
Keeps you on your TIP TOES. One of a kind BL book that definitely touches on many topics with the LGBT community. Stigmatism, getting older and being traumatized from younger experiences and how when you’re young your perspective on things will be different from how you remember it when you are older. So happy something like this was made because it’s a life lesson in a nutshell, reads like the 10 years where I loved you the most and is quite bittersweet. 9/10