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17 Years Old, That Summer Day's Miracle
| Alt Names: |  17살, 그 여름날의 기적 Summer Miracle |
| Author: | Seok-Woo |
| Artist: | Seok-Woo |
| Genres: |  Drama Psychological Romance School Life Slice of Life Tragedy Webtoon |
| Type: | Manhwa (Korean) |
| Status: | Ongoing |
| Description: | A main character who's lived for 17 years. The reflection in his gaze tells a special story of that summer day. (from Mangaupdates) |
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why there is a supernatural tag?
working fine for me, maybe it's ok now?
Hmmm something seems wrong with the uploads
This manga doesn't show, I mean there are no pictures for some reason. Just the empty page showing. Is anybody else having this issue?
what's up with the spanish synopsis? Why is it spanish?
I'd say give it a shot. I don't like it as much as Orange Marmalade, but it's not bad. Also, there's only 8 chapters, so it won't take too long to read.
He was one of the G4 group. When the blonde guy was talking noise to the MC's tough friend, "one-eyed emo dude" (or OEED) told him not to push it.
Who the fuck is the one eyed emo dude? A sudden character?
I don't really like the MC. Also the author is playing with that sort of deliberately-ugly style of art in places, which goes with the way it tends to fuel comedy and tension with embarrassment and the prospect of humiliation. I don't enjoy that; just my taste.
On the other hand, the characterization is decent and the art is objectively good even if it's not always my style, and it has parts I quite like. I don't know what to tell you.
If you can't make up your mind, you could always go read "The Thirteen Clocks". Everyone should, and it's a pretty short book.
"You resemble one," the minstrel said, "as Saralinda resembles the rose."
(The Thirteen Clocks, by James Thurber)