As the last blog I posted was not enough to tell you about the guys I love to top, I come up with part two. (Reader: Is the author a thot?) Yeah, at least to fictional men. Forget it. Let's move on to the splendid leads of my heart.
Going to write about them again.
Will try to keep your sanity safe (Again, no promises).
Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
Last year, we got a lot of gems to watch, and one of them was Dear X. It's also been adapted from a webtoon.
As a reader, we already know the history. When a webtoon is adapted as a K-drama, views never lie. And for me, Dear X serves a lot of points in many ways. As a fan of thrillers and psychological thrillers, it hits me in different ways. We love it because it's alluring yet elegant in its own way. Complex female leads always hit deeper.
So let's discuss the comparison between the webtoon and the K-drama. Ok?
We are starting with the character's details...
Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
Hehe — the psychotic narcissist is back to write another post. This time we're talking the real shit.
So I'm going to discuss the men I lust — I mean, love. 🤧
I'll try to keep all of you guys' sanity safe.
(No promises.)
Ok, this post will cover all the aspects of their Beauty and the reason why they make me giggle so hard. I will write my thoughts, my feelings, and I hope you guys will gonna love them too. With this, we will discuss the characters I personally dislike, too.
Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
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Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
Hola! So basically, it's been a year since I paused writing. There were multiple reasons. Wanna hear?
Exactly what happened was: I was working on blogs constantly for 6 months, and yes, the views were increasing. I had a solid audience. But guess what?
I got admission into the university. It all started there.
As a student, I was really stressed about all the stuff — studies, life, everything. When I was writing blogs constantly for months, and my AdSense wasn't approved, I got a little disheartened. My consistency and motivation decreased, bit by bit.
And then one day, I stopped even checking.
Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
The universe of comics has forever been a jungle gym for enthralling craftsmanship and narrating. For quite a long time, manga ruled, molding the worldwide impression of Japanese mainstream society and rousing armies of fans. However, as the computerized age reshaped our propensities, manhwa — Korean comics, especially as webtoons — arose as a challenger, starting a warm discussion among fans.
Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
At the point when you consider Attack on Titan, the main person that most likely strikes a chord is Eren Yeager. All things considered, he's the person who starts off the whole story, shouting about "opportunity" and his craving to obliterate all Titans. However, truth be told, he's a greater amount of a profound, agonizing hero with an excessive number of tension filled discourses. Certainly, he's significant, yet we should not mess with ourselves — Levi Ackerman is the genuine legend of the series.
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Let me give you a quick introduction. Hello — I'm Enigma. (Code name, of course.) My manhwa journey began in a very 2020 way: through ads. I was scrolling, saw something about CEO Sudden Proposal on Bilibili Comics, got curious... and never stopped. That was about four years ago, and I'm still reading. I started watching anime a little. I do not watch anime all the time—I just watch the ones that I like. When I was in my last year of college, I saw a post about a character named Bakugo apologizing to Deku in My Hero Academia. There was something about that moment that made me want to watch the series. So I watched the series just to see that one scene. After that, I kept watching anime. Then life happened. I entered university as a medico student, and anime took a backseat. (Turns out, studying medicine leaves very little time for anything else.) But I never stopped being a fan — of anime, of manhwa, and honestly? Of K-dramas too. I'll watch anything if the story grabs me. The thing is, reading manhwa and watching anime was never just a way for me to escape from things. I used to feel bad about myself—about my weight and other things.
This is going to be the best of my posts. As I wanna tell you this, I am an active reader of Webtoons. So I want to interview t...
