I really like, the design is very modern, the story is ironic and funny, a breath of fresh air, a mixed class, and homosexuality without repression, directed. I hope they keep the premises.
After the torture of citrus and Stretch indeed needed!!!
After some googling yesterday I found this on the scanlator's blog.
Two people first play rock paper scissors to decide who starts the game. Once game is started there are three ways to throw hand shapes 1. with both arms raised over your head. 2. two arms at 90 degrees outstretched before you. 3. two arms out at your sides. whoever wins (person A) at rock paper scissors gets to call out first seaweed position of arms, opposing person (B) can’t have the same arm position as A, if B has same arm position then B loses, if B doesn’t then B calls out the next arm position. The game continues until the person not calling out the arm position has the same arm position as the caller, in which case he’d then be the loser.
I guess this was in reference to Tan Jiu’s manhua where Sun Jian was playing seaweed oh seaweed with her friends. here’s a fun version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSmOZKLY7P0
After some googling yesterday I found this on the scanlator's blog.
Two people first play rock paper scissors to decide who starts the game. Once game is started there are three ways to throw hand shapes 1. with both arms raised over your head. 2. two arms at 90 degrees outstretched before you. 3. two arms out at your sides. whoever wins (person A) at rock paper scissors gets to call out first seaweed position of arms, opposing person (B) can’t have the same arm position as A, if B has same arm position then B loses, if B doesn’t then B calls out the next arm position. The game continues until the person not calling out the arm position has the same arm position as the caller, in which case he’d then be the loser.
I guess this was in reference to Tan Jiu’s manhua where Sun Jian was playing seaweed oh seaweed with her friends. here’s a fun version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSmOZKLY7P0
Every time I read the new comments here I end up rereading the first page. It's a total dick move but I can't refrain from laughing each and every time.
Chinese and korean call this 'manwha' maybe, but im not sure. Anyway this manwha is very fun and fresh. Thank you uploader.
I've heard korean's were manhwa and chinese's were manhua... Personnaly I don't see the difference, the romanization may be different but the pronunciation seems the same
Actually the pronunciation is different between Korean and Chinese. Manhwa is pronounced without the h sound so it sounds more like Manwa as like how it looks based on the Hangul and Manhua is pronounced how it looks based on the Pinyin. Romanization (ニマジromaji) is the Japanese specific word for using Roman characters to spell out words from Japanese to help Western speakers learn it better. I just wanted to point out that there is a bit of a difference between the two.^^
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