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Manga/Manhwa/Manhua/Light Novel/Anime

Are you also the one who loves reading and watching stories? I Like to read any forms of story that catch my eye. Are you also? Let's differentiate what is written in my title. First is the **Manga**, manga is the most popular in most of the country that shows not only textual interpretation but also visual so that the emotion, the setting, the character and story line can be easily depicted by its readers. Manga Comes in Japan and mostly focus on Shonen(A Boy) or Shoujo(A Girl) story, Historical Story, or Fantasy story. Second is **Manhwa** was the one that comes from Korea most likely to counterpart the manga. **Manhwa** has a different Characteristics between manga. **Manhwa** is read in the same direction as English books, horizontally and from left to right, because hangul is normally written and read horizontally, although it can also be written and read vertically from right to left, top to bottom. Manhwa is colorful compare to manga and same with the **Manhua.** While **Manhua** thirdly has the same look with Manga but Same reading with **Manhwa. Manhua** is also a counterpart of Manga which made in China. I think the **Manhua** is the combination of the two. Manhua focuses on Martial Arts and Cultivation story with the touch of drama and romance but sometime the drama is so Mehh. The **Light Novel** is almost the source of some **Manga/Manwha/Manhua/Anime**. **Light Novel** is just a textual interpretation of the story of writers who wants to be depicted by the readers. **Anime** is the one whose will known worldwide. **Anime** is the Adaptation of the latter mentioned. It's a visual adaptation with the CG and Sounds. In this pandemic this are the one who relieves my stresses and boredome. You, what's yours? Comment down below! By the way, if you are in to it also. What genre of story do you love the Most? Me? I think romance with a touch of drama and Slice of Life. Also I do Like fantasy story with the touch of Isekai Hahaha.

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