Bride of the Water God : Volume 2

from aspirit

I'm in the same boat with other reviewers, wondering what's happening in this volume. The storyboard is poorly ordered, with flashbacks awkwardly thrown in and too little space given to the more emotional moments. However, I feel as if the problem isn't that too little is happening with the plot....

from EnidaV

The background art, especially the flower illustrations, is gorgeous. It's pain-stakingly detailed and lavish. But the characters are not great: all of them (male and female) have identical facial features stuck in moody expressions, the same kinds of hairdos, and similar elaborate costumes so it...

from seldombites

This series is beautifully illustrated with an exceptional attention to detail. The characters are strong and enchanting, while the prose is engaging and not overdone. This is my first experience of Korean Manga and I was not disappointed.

from ElizaJane

The man at night has told Soah that his name is Mui and he is the Water God's cousin. They are falling in love but neither will admit it to each other or themselves; there is much antagonism between them. Soah is given the opportunity to return home and yet she refuses. She learns of Mui's secret...

from aoibhealfae

From the previous volume, Habaek was pressured by the presence of his mother and as Mui, he told her to go back to her world. But Soah said an unexpected thing by lying that Habaek is in love with her and she wouldn't leave him. This confused Mui who is also Habaek, and began to wonder about his ...