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Bride of the Water God, Vol. 3 - Community Reviews back

by Mi-Kyung Yun, Julia Kwon Gombos
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Books Less Travelled
Books Less Travelled rated it 7 years ago
Source: Library I enjoyed this one! I have seen this series advertized in other manga, and on anime/manga websites, but haven't heard it mentioned much. I love the cover art, and mythology, so I thought I would give it a try. I'm so glad I did! The artwork throughout is stunningly beautiful, and the...
Just Another Reader
Just Another Reader rated it 12 years ago
Beautiful artwork but the story did not grab me and I was confused as to who everyone was. I do not plan on continuing the series.
Sesana
Sesana rated it 12 years ago
I think this series just isn't for me. The art is still very pretty, but I don't care about the romance or any of the characters. Just not interested.
Sesana
Sesana rated it 12 years ago
This is so, so pretty. The art is often breathtaking, with long stretches of silent panels that do more to set the mood than anything else. The story I'm reserving judgement on. It seems rather slow and hazy, almost dream-like. That may be intentional, since it is set amongst the gods. The character...
The Mystical and the Magical
The Mystical and the Magical rated it 12 years ago
Much, much better than I expected. Very original and I actually liked the Korean art in this one.
Syahira's Literary Obsession
Syahira's Literary Obsession rated it 12 years ago
The first volume in Bride of the Water God is about Soah who was offered by her villagers to the water god, Habaek, as a bride. Her husband, Habaek, turned out to be a child but soon Soah got to know him and his companions a lot better until she became captivated by a tall and handsome man called Mu...
Syahira's Literary Obsession
Syahira's Literary Obsession rated it 12 years ago
From the previous volume, Habaek was pressured by the presence of his mother and as Mui, he told her to go back to her world. But Soah said an unexpected thing by lying that Habaek is in love with her and she wouldn’t leave him. This confused Mui who is also Habaek, and began to wonder about his att...
~WhimsyLibrarian~
~WhimsyLibrarian~ rated it 13 years ago
The art is gorgeous. Even if the storyline is crazy, and ridiculous...beautiful art detail. A girl is sacrificed to the Water God when her village suffers drought. Taken to where the "gods" reside she is introduce to her "husband." A tiny petulant child who is actually a cursed god in disguised. At ...
heidenkind
heidenkind rated it 13 years ago
It put me to sleep. Read the review at Truth Beauty Freedom and Books>>>
heidenkind
heidenkind rated it 13 years ago
You can tell that Nakbin woman is evil because she has long bangs. Read the review at Truth Beauty Freedom and Books>>>
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