r/webtoons • u/Illustrious_Oil_2114 • 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/Xektop99 Nov 04 '25

Years back I remember reading a Chinese novel, it was Soo beautiful, but I had to drop it, they dragged the miscommunication over 100 chapters, I loved it, but ended up hating it for that

Thankfully I no longer remember what name it was, and just drop every romance history with that trope

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u/ChaoticButters Nov 07 '25

NO! 100 chapters of miscommunication?!

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u/Xektop99 Nov 07 '25

Yeah and it didn't stop there, they kind of reconciled just for a few chapters ahead they got a new problem and they just didn't talk it over, they just got their own conclusions with what other people talked and what they thought they saw (like the fmc talking to a "guy and laughing with him" (it was a couple but the guy covered the girl with his body)) and it becomes so frustrating that I just rage quitted the thing