Pretty intriguing manhwa; the narrative primarily centers on the music industry and two artists, Jenny You and Eumpa Won, who aspire to perform their music in their distinctive styles. The storyline delves into the commercial aspects of the music industry and some of its corrupt practices, making it quite fascinating. Romance is hinted at but not overly emphasized. Despite its length, it's definitely worth the read.
The artwork is exceptionally clean, with interesting character outfits. Occasionally, certain elements seemed a bit exaggerated, but that's par for the course in showbiz.
The character development is superb; each personality is meticulously crafted, and no character is portrayed as flawless. Their backgrounds are also well-detailed. The author does an excellent job illustrating that everyone has their own "dark side."
This manhwa offers a slightly more realistic perspective on the entertainment world compared to other titles like Skip Beat!, The One, and Glass Mask. It's a must-read for fans who have enjoyed those series. :)
Incredible, this isn't your typical shoujo manga. Although it begins with Jenny as the main character, the focus gradually shifts to Umpa as the story unfolds. You'll notice a depth to it as it delves into the showbiz world and the characters' struggles to become someone significant, not just puppets. They strive to create their own music and be heard, blending romance, passion, and struggle. I think this manga is a must-read at least once in your life. It's not my favorite, but I don't regret reading it. You might hate the characters sometimes, but you'll love them most of the time. It's a manga that's truly worth reading.
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Pretty intriguing manhwa; the narrative primarily centers on the music industry and two artists, Jenny You and Eumpa Won, who aspire to perform their music in their distinctive styles. The storyline delves into the commercial aspects of the music industry and some of its corrupt practices, making it quite fascinating. Romance is hinted at but not overly emphasized. Despite its length, it's definitely worth the read.
The artwork is exceptionally clean, with interesting character outfits. Occasionally, certain elements seemed a bit exaggerated, but that's par for the course in showbiz.
The character development is superb; each personality is meticulously crafted, and no character is portrayed as flawless. Their backgrounds are also well-detailed. The author does an excellent job illustrating that everyone has their own "dark side."
This manhwa offers a slightly more realistic perspective on the entertainment world compared to other titles like Skip Beat!, The One, and Glass Mask. It's a must-read for fans who have enjoyed those series. :)
Incredible, this isn't your typical shoujo manga. Although it begins with Jenny as the main character, the focus gradually shifts to Umpa as the story unfolds. You'll notice a depth to it as it delves into the showbiz world and the characters' struggles to become someone significant, not just puppets. They strive to create their own music and be heard, blending romance, passion, and struggle. I think this manga is a must-read at least once in your life. It's not my favorite, but I don't regret reading it. You might hate the characters sometimes, but you'll love them most of the time. It's a manga that's truly worth reading.