Tonari no Seki no Chūnibyō ga, ore no Koto o “Yami o Ikiru Mono yo” to Yonde Kuru

is this guy an actual villain or it's just that mc thinks he's evil? Literally 90% of most popular "villain mc" books is just the latter
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Can't really tell because "righteous protagonist" and "evil protagonist" tags just deny themselves

It's been ages since I read it. Most of the novels I read lately are MTL. So comparing to MTL, anything seems Shakespeare work to me.
The story itself is quite edgy. It's a teen fantasy power trip. It's a below average read. Give it a try if you don't have anything to read

great book and actually has a ending. good work.

don't mind please but I love this novel this book

The turn of events really got me. Whaaaatt?? The story only gets better and better! Good job author!

As you know, the title and cover image of this "manhwa" suggest a theme related to the entertainment industry. It revolves around creating a pop "star." There are numerous minor fillers for comic relief, reminiscent of 1990s and early 2000s Korean manhwa titles with romance elements. Unfortunately, it ends on a very disappointing note.

The character art is exceptionally beautiful, although following the story itself can be burdensome. The series is filled with K-drama style 'makjang' (a Korean term for convoluted relationship situations) throughout its chapters, but I digress. It's commendable that the creator of this franchise demonstrates more skill compared to their Japanese counterparts.

I believe the beauty of the artwork alone is reason enough to read this. Or, if you're interested in experiencing pre-2010 South Korean cultural aspects. In any case, choose your purpose for reading this series wisely.

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