Both. It depends on the story/plot and the art style. But I prefer reading Japanese manga most of the time because I find most of it more eye pleasing [because it's black & white :D] than Korean webtoons. I only read webtoons if it's plot is really interesting or if the colors used in the art is not too bright. reply
read this http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/the_specific_heat_capacity_of_love/ I'm Sure it will leave a tears in your heart. and I'm sure it will be your Answer To these Question for now of you read this. One Shot only. but it will Shoot in your heart. 1 reply
Koori No Mamono No Monogatari. I felt very real and intense emotions reading this one. I cried both during the sad times and the happy times.
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I dont remember why but d gray man made me cry like a bitch. I didnt ever finish the manga bc i got bored, but it was extremely interesting in the beginning.
Edit: a manhwa named Vengeance just wrung me dry. Excuse me while i go die of dehydration. 1 reply
Last manga that made me cry was kakukaku shikajika. when the teacher said "draw" to his student when he was frozen from fear. It really striked me how a single word could move me. This manga also made me reflect of the things I did in my life especially regrets. reply
Bronze: Zetsuai since 1989. It's not a tragedy because everyone dies, but because the characters are all in a circle-jerk of increasing despair & are haunted by the traumatic events that happened in their pasts. For me, the saddest thing was when Izumi's dream of becoming a professional soccer player was completely crushed & he wanted to die. Or al...... reply
