Following Eunju

This wasn't bad at all! I read this in just a day and I would say I enjoyed it. The artwork has a soft quality to it that contrasts all the more sharply with the disturbing nature of the story. Admittedly some of the panels intended to be scary were actually kind of funny, but that didn't really detract from my enjoyment of the story. The premise of the story itself is good and leaves a lot to the imagination, and the author's use of shifts in perspective adds a lot to the intrigue. Though I'm not 100% sold on the resolution of the plot, I didfind it disturbing and as such enjoyed it properly. The characters are for the most part complex and some are actually quite sympathetic (I adore Eunju and especially Hyeontae). The author handles writing both the good-natured and the... less well-natured characters well and, in the event that it is relevant to the story, gives the character in question a good, solid backstory. Personally I kind of like that this manhwa is short. It wraps up its loose ends properly and is aware of what it's doing and where it's going with it. Though the topics it touches on are dark and sensitive, I feel that the way it does so gives a lot of food for thought. As a whole, this may not be the scariest manhwa out there but I'd say it's definitely worth a read especially since it's rather short in the grand scheme of things.