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K-town Girl
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I read Brundage no mahou no Shiro in one sitting on Saturday as it's a one-shot. The artwork was quite beautiful, the heroine quite feisty, and there was a happy ending. I stumbled upon The Great Merchant Kim Manduk in a French scanlation group. I was instantly hooked with the style of the artwork. It's a full-color webtoon originally published on Naver's site. I'm in chapter 3 atm. I like sageuk (historical dramas), so this is right up my alley! I'm nearly finished with Ashonde yo~~ uchi no inu Rogu, v.01 (Chinese Edition). V.02 is sitting on the shelf waiting to be picked up. And I'm still following Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufu wo (anime, S02).
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And it's amazing! So convenient. The team puts so much time and effort into bringing us great reads. ==
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I DL as a back-up or for times when my net connection is really slow. But generally, I like the reader, because I can compare to Chinese editions, if I want to.
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I basically live in manga paradise. Manga are readily available in Traditional Chinese from bookstores (new and second hand), manga rental stores, libraries, and manga cafes for an avarage of 100-140 NT$ (a bento costs about 70). There are two branches of Kinokuniya which stock manga and other books in Japanese. There are quite a few Taiwanese artists that create manhua whiich are fun to read. I haven't looked for translations from Korean into Chinese, but I know I'll find English versions here.
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I haven't read the manga, but I re-watched the anime version recently. I like the theme of people becoming victims of their own desires. The art may be a bit dated, but the plot is still fascinating.
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Hello, everyone. I'm an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher, based in Taiwan for ten years and counting. I majored in English Studies (i.e. literature, linguistics and teacher training rolled into one comprehensive program) and Chinese Studies. I'm used to (and prefer) Traditional Chinese. I like manga/anime/drama that are mysteries, fantasy, or food-related most of all. To a lesser extent I'm fine with horror (along the lines of Vampire Princess Miyu and Pet Shop of Horrors, although I just finished Tokyo Ghoul). Josei manga are something I'd like to get into. I joined because after benefitting from other people donating their time and talent so generously, I felt I wanted to give back. I'm looking forward to becoming a member of a mutually supportive community.
