Pink Lady

Guys, read it. Or maybe I should say, just sit back and watch the show. Firstly the story was pretty cute. It started off as kind of a classic cutesy love story and as the story progresses, they begin to face some actual issues. What's different, and pretty cool, about this manhwa is that the main issue doesn't deal with love rivals. It's quite a refreshing change. Seeing how they dealt with it was pretty interesting though it probably dragged on a bit. What was also nice is that this manhwa is pretty much mainly focused on thistopic so it doesn't go off on a tantrum like how long running mangas do. You're not going to be thinking, "oh great, another hurdle for them to get through." 9/10 The art really deserves 500/10. This is a manhwa about two artists, and they're good, which basically means this manhwa artist is amazing, not to mention there's many other historical artworks that can be found throughout the story. I mean really, I was shocked that people could even draw a picture of someone's drawing because there's so many little lines and tons of shadows and ETC-ETC-I-AM-NOT-AN-ARTIST-SO-INSERT-ART-TERMS-HERE. Plus it's all in color, which is why it feels like you're watching an anime, or a korean soap, maybe a mixture. 500/10 The characters were kind of interesting. There wasn't a whole lot of depth to them but I think that the relationships were what made this manhwa enjoyable. The love is cute. super cute. And I guess you might put this under the 'art' category as well, but the characters were super good looking too. 8/10 enjoyment...this pretty much is a constant 10. I couldn't stop reading this once I started because there was always sort of a cliff hanger and I needed to know what happened next. And what's nice is that it's finished publishing so you can read it in one go if you want : ). 10/10 obviously, i was over-wowed by the art. if anything, just check it out to look at pretty pictures. or go ahead, stare at one panel for 3 minutes and gape, i'm guilty too.