Like Wind on a Dry Branch

I've read over 400 Webtoons so far, whether it's officially published or self-released on their platform.

And I've got to say this Webtoon looks the most promising out of all of them, since it has:

• good storytelling (plenty of showing was done through well-thought-out dialogue and character interactions)
• intriguing plot introduction
• dynamic characters that feel realistic (subtlety is key!)
• beautifully detailed and textured art (especially landscapes), which is a big bonus
• and formal English that fits the medieval-like setting. The formal wording actually flows and doesn't make you cringe (I've seen too many Webtoons where they try to make it sound formal but slip up on the consistency and make you wince each time they do. This story, Like Wind on a Dry Branch, really is an exception all around.)

The plot development is steady, the dialogue is is executed well, and the artwork looks carefully done (unlike a lot of webtoons you see these days where it looks like they're using stock models of castles and carriages). It's a weird thing to notice, but there's a lot of texture in each panel and as a reader, I appreciate the detail. It's mysterious enough to keep you interested - no wonder it got picked up by Webtoon!

You must give it a try!