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Long ago,before I discovered manga,manhwa and how to keep my session saved,I accidentaly found someothing while I was searching for webcomics I now understand is a manhwa (It took place in Korea and ithad the traditional scrolling down one big page manhwas use,on the other hand it appeared on english while I am not sure it was in an scanlation site(did not know such stuff back then)and it was black and white,unlike usually colored manhwas).I tried googling the phrase I thought was the title<<Kill the king>>but to no avail.What I remember of the story is a rich man founding an orphanage for talented kids and then creating some kind of complicated games (a la Liar Game,only one vs one)and proclaiming that whoever was to beat everyone else(through rounds that would get more complicated as someone kept on winning)would be his succesor.Can you help me?
An very old memory.
Started by storyeater, Jun 13 2012 09:19 PM
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Posted 13 June 2012 - 09:19 PM
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Ignorance is a bliss...until you actually understand how many people ,including sometimes yourself,this ignorance destroyed.But,I guess that,when you understant that,you wont be ignorant anymore.
He who does not understand his mistakes,does not learn.He who does not learn,does not grow.He who does not grow,is already dead.
Moderation is the key to virtue.
Everyone claims that he learns from his mistakes,and yet,very few people do.Ah,pride,is it that you are so well hidden from a man's eyes?
He who does not understand his mistakes,does not learn.He who does not learn,does not grow.He who does not grow,is already dead.
Moderation is the key to virtue.
Everyone claims that he learns from his mistakes,and yet,very few people do.Ah,pride,is it that you are so well hidden from a man's eyes?
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Posted 13 June 2012 - 09:23 PM
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Long ago,before I discovered manga,manhwa and how to keep my session saved,I accidentaly found someothing while I was searching for webcomics I now understand is a manhwa (It took place in Korea and ithad the traditional scrolling down one big page manhwas use,on the other hand it appeared on english while I am not sure it was in an scanlation site(did not know such stuff back then)and it was black and white,unlike usually colored manhwas).I tried googling the phrase I thought was the title<<Kill the king>>but to no avail.What I remember of the story is a rich man founding an orphanage for talented kids and then creating some kind of complicated games (a la Liar Game,only one vs one)and proclaiming that whoever was to beat everyone else(through rounds that would get more complicated as someone kept on winning)would be his succesor.Can you help me?
Not sure what you ment perhaps this one?
http://vatoto.com/comic/_/comics/liar-game-r104
http://vatoto.com/comic/_/comics/death-note-r82
Edited by Laurens D, 13 June 2012 - 09:25 PM.
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Posted 13 June 2012 - 10:39 PM
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Nope,it had Manhwa format,not manga format and,seriously,i had read both these mangas(I even mentioned Liar game on my speech,and I do not see what death note has to do with my description,however a tasty story nit was when I read it )EDIT:Sorry,my bad,the manhwa seems to be translated directly by the author,or some friend of his.,it has very bad art and it has not been uptated for years,so i should not have asked anything about it here.
Edited by storyeater, 13 June 2012 - 11:07 PM.
Ignorance is a bliss...until you actually understand how many people ,including sometimes yourself,this ignorance destroyed.But,I guess that,when you understant that,you wont be ignorant anymore.
He who does not understand his mistakes,does not learn.He who does not learn,does not grow.He who does not grow,is already dead.
Moderation is the key to virtue.
Everyone claims that he learns from his mistakes,and yet,very few people do.Ah,pride,is it that you are so well hidden from a man's eyes?
He who does not understand his mistakes,does not learn.He who does not learn,does not grow.He who does not grow,is already dead.
Moderation is the key to virtue.
Everyone claims that he learns from his mistakes,and yet,very few people do.Ah,pride,is it that you are so well hidden from a man's eyes?
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Posted 13 June 2012 - 11:01 PM
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Posted 14 June 2012 - 10:36 PM
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Ignorance is a bliss...until you actually understand how many people ,including sometimes yourself,this ignorance destroyed.But,I guess that,when you understant that,you wont be ignorant anymore.
He who does not understand his mistakes,does not learn.He who does not learn,does not grow.He who does not grow,is already dead.
Moderation is the key to virtue.
Everyone claims that he learns from his mistakes,and yet,very few people do.Ah,pride,is it that you are so well hidden from a man's eyes?
He who does not understand his mistakes,does not learn.He who does not learn,does not grow.He who does not grow,is already dead.
Moderation is the key to virtue.
Everyone claims that he learns from his mistakes,and yet,very few people do.Ah,pride,is it that you are so well hidden from a man's eyes?
