Bride of the Water God, Volume 3

from aspirit

I'm still not sure what's happening. The timeline continues to bounce around. More characters were introduced, and while they are interesting, there is still little depth to either the "phony bride" or the water god, who may be one person in two forms or some sort of projection of the strange, sh...

from EnidaV

What exactly is the point of this series? The artwork is very nice but the plot seems to go nowhere. There's the Water God, who's rude, and his brainless and petulant human bride. They can never get it on for increasingly bizarre and flimsy reasons seemingly designed to stretch out the volumes. T...

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 senbei

In volume 3 we're treated with a view of the village Soah grew up in, since she's sent home thanks to Habaek's whim. It's not at all clear why Soah is sent home except that Habaek is feeling guilty for trapping her in Suguk with only gods for company. I was actually pretty amused by the bet Mui m...

from District13

I have really enjoyed reading all of the volumes so far in this series and I am very much looking forward to the rest.