What do you think about manga, manhwa, and manhua?

[O cha]

I'm most familiar with manga. Actually, I tend to like slightly older manga, like Naruto and One Piece.

As for web novels, I've never really read any Japanese or Chinese ones. The only Korean web novel I know is Solo Leveling, haha.

 

[sweetymana]

The story and the drawing, I started to love Manhwa more than Manga. Manga feels like cliché with typical kudere characters and naive female lead. In Manhwa, I see a lot of strong ladies who does need men and they are independent. In Manga, I see a lot of ladies who are so depending on men a lot for every problems they have. Its just my thoughts. Usually, I would love woman to have their own voice and make choice without male leads. I see abit culture and society differences with manhwa and culture between Korean and Japan. Manhwa stands out more to me because of using colors vs Manga. I used to like Manga when I was young but as I get older and independent I feel like Manhwa related more to me.

 

[cloud_9x]

I mostly read manga and manhwa, and sometimes manhua as well. I tend to stick to specific genres, though, so I don't really explore many different ones.

As for novels, I occasionally read Japanese ones, but I haven't found many that I've really gotten hooked on lately.

I'm also interested in Korean web novels, so I'm thinking about giving them a try sometime.

 

[deluluscious]

i love all three of them! i started reading manga and collecting physical copies back then. nowadays, i mostly read them online, and i've also been reading more manhwa. but lately, i've found myself not reading as much as i used to.
i think manga, manhwa, and manhua each have their own unique characteristics. i don't really know how to explain it, but each of them has a different atmosphere and vibe.
for me, though, it really depends on the quality of the story and the art. usually, i'll keep reading something if i like both the story and the art style. but even if the art is really good, if i can't stand the story, i probably won't continue reading it.
so yeah, i love all three, but in the end, it really comes down to whether the story and art suit my taste.