Reviews for Goong Manga

It seems to be a Korean JK Cinderella story, but I read it while feeling like it's getting in the way of a love romance with outdated traditions and the like. The author's afterword page for episode 1 was interesting, and it seems that she was shocked to the point that she fainted when she fainted when she wrote “Korea is a monarchy” on the internet. Korea's presidential system is a government that has been evaluated, so I can see on the author's Excuses page that there are many Koreans who feel uncomfortable with the restoration of the monarchy. There was also an explanation that there seemed to be a minority opinion that there would be a king when it became independent from Japan in 1945. They were Crown Prince Lee Eun and Princess Fang Zihan (Queen Nashimoto) at the time. The mother of the country is the Japanese royal family, and the Crown Prince of Korea is a quasi-royal family in Japan, so I think it will be difficult for Japan to become independent. Furthermore, the Korean Crown Prince Lee Eun at the time was promoted in the Imperial Japanese Army, and the Korean royal family was in a position to send Japanese soldiers to Korea as an instructor at the military academy for a period of time. After World War II, there is no such dark content, such as the comfort women issue, etc., so it feels like even Japanese people can enjoy reading it. I think the real thrill of complex human relationships is that they remove the heavy theme of war and restore the monarchy. Well, it seems that you can also understand the internet writing about settings that are impossible in Korea today. I think it's interesting because it spreads out in an unrealistic space.

Am I the only one who wanted this story to continue forever? I want to read more of this story that was funny, sad, and made me feel happy?

I'm addicted to Korean dramas and it was interesting to watch comics too ^o^ I think it went pretty well, right?

I'm addicted to K-dramas, and I wasn't convinced in the final episode... I came across the original story, and I'm really addicted to it! Probably unique to Korea, there are so many fuzzy scenes, and I almost get sick of the character's faces falling apart... but there are also many places where I burst out laughing, so it's good!! Chae-kyung is getting so beautiful, probably because she's getting better at drawing too. Too bad it hasn't been updated easily! But I definitely recommend it ♪♪

are you kidding all of a sudden even though it's a serious scene? But it's interesting that each of the characters has complicated feelings??

It's a little different from the drama, but I can't help but be worried about the whereabouts of Jekyun and Shin-kun's love

The original comic Chego → awesome (^^) v 2 what will happen in the future (? _?) I want to read the continuation quickly (> _ <)

I miss it!!! A few years ago, they got involved in dramas, and they even had books! It started like this, and when I read it again, it was like the first manga I read. I love Jiretai.

Somehow, the configuration is so messy that I can't calm down. Instead of a romantic comedy, it might be a good idea to read the love elements as if it were an ant comedy.

The drama “Miya” is based on it, so I bought it while wondering what Korean girls' comics would be like. The first impression I had was that they have a good sense of gag. It seems like a different story from the drama, so I'm looking forward to future developments. People who like slapstick romantic comedies can enjoy it