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In the era of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, during the fall of the Han Dynasty in Ancient China, a peculiar boy named Qwan and his winged companion Teikou embark on a quest. To uncover his purpose and the truth behind his existence, Qwan is told he must find the holy text known as the Essential Arts of Peace. Along his journey, he consumes demons, seemingly as his sustenance. Will this super-strong demon eater locate the sacred texts and discover his destiny?
(Source: Tokyopop)
Qwan had four volumes published in English by Tokyopop from March 8, 2005, to June 1, 2007, before the publisher ceased operations. The series has also been licensed in French by Soleil.
Art: The artwork is appealing, showcasing a lovely style. Particularly some of the drawn moments are exceptionally well-executed.
Story: Unfortunately, the story wasn't the best. Although it showed slight improvement towards the end of the manga series, it still fell short of being truly good.
Characters: The characters were decent, each with their unique stories. I particularly enjoyed Qwan's storyline. Additionally, the concluding part of the story felt somewhat better, introducing a more entertaining character that added a bit of humor to the atmosphere.
Overall, this manga series wasn't outstandingly good nor was it terribly bad. However, it leaned more towards the unsatisfactory side.