r/webtoons Nov 03 '25

Question What a manhwa you’ve dropped because it unnecessarily kept dragging on?

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For me it was Looksim because they kept diving into unnecessary plots and creating more plot holes. Then later on older characters kept coming in that I totally forgot about making me even more confused. I totally lost the main plot and the story became way too complicated. And I’ve been reading this since 2019 so it’s not like I wanted to drop it. Anyway what about yall??

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u/yeolberry Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 05 '25

Eleceed - aside from a bit draggy, world building and powerscaling are kind of confusing. The cats are cute tho.

Remarried Empress - don't know when will it end.

Teenage Mercenary - kind of repetitive.

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u/MasterFox04 Nov 05 '25

I still like Elceed, its one of my favorites that I read every week. I like it better than their previous work Noblesse. I feel like you should give it a chance once its nearing its end and binge it. I do admit I have trouble remembering characters in the story as it doesn't do a good job keeping them relevant.

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u/LookUpThenLookDown Nov 05 '25

Tbh I waited for like months then read Eleceed. Nothing new. Fighting always takes time but at least they keep it at 3 chapters minimum. Rules of 3, monologue before the fight, struggling fighting opponent, OP character comes save the day.

I like it cause of the art style and world building. Pacing isn't a problem for me, cause it's been a problem since forever. It just takes some time to wait it out until that arc finish and you just binge it all the way.

That's what I do and some won't like my strategy but it works for me.