#could've also been a different early fan-translation group i really don't remember

[aroacehanzawa]

hello i’ve been wanting to ask you about this (but ive been too shy hsuwhsuh) but i finally have the courage today. you convinced me to read orv (im not even sure which post of yours did it for me but it did) and i’ve seen that it's a webtoon! but there are also manga sites that upload its chapters? where do u recommended i should read it? sorry for the bother and thank you for giving me a new media to consume im excited!!

YEAAAAAAHHHH ONE MORE ORV READER. MY PROPAGANDA IS WORKING.

No but that's great, it's such a wonderful story and the manhwa is a really faithtul adaptation that actually got me into the novel in the first place! Personally i recommend reading it on flamescans.org, i believe it's a fan-translation group (all the chapters are for free) but they are incredibly high quality and the translation is arguably better and more faithful to the novel than what i remember seeing on the official webtoon site. They also include extensive footnotes at the end of each chapter explaining the mythologies and historical background of things that come up, as well as comparisons of any changes between the manhwa and webtoon!

#i'm really not sure what version is the translation on webtoon official site but as far as i remember it's different and was a bit sus #like the way they romanize the names in western order and translate terms from the novel weirdly and stuff like that #could've also been a different early fan-translation group i really don't remember #either way flamescans.org does the best translation and like even the special effects are cleaned up and translated??? #if you read it on other manga scanlation sites you will usually see a panel telling you to read on their own website anyway #as for where to read the novel itself. um come back to me when you want to ask that since it also involves a whole black market on its own #orv