#cinderelle

Oh….

Why was the description so accurate 😭

While this isn't necessarily bad, I think its really interesting, and its also why i think me and a lot of other older readers have lost interest over time. Webtoon used to be a big community where you could mention a big name like Siren's Lament, Hooky, LUFF, or Andy Bass, and people would get your references. Now, the site has grown and changed so much that no one has anything in common, and its become less of a social media platform and more of a library, where it used to be more 50/50.

Also, webtoon has become much more coin dependent over time, and with the recent updates things like the daily have been pushed to the side so people discover stories in different ways. The pay-to-play style of the site has increased so much that if you want to read older, completed webtoons, you have to pay thousand of coins or watch an ad every 2 minutes. This also means that fandoms for webtoons can't really grow, because the site is structured in such a way to get you to read all the new things and pay as much as possible. It really makes me sad, because it means that I can't introduce people to the stories i love, and the site has changed so much from when I started reading that I sometimes question whether or not its worth it to continue reading things. That being said: here's my favorite webtoons that make me want to keep using the site!

- The Remarried Empress

- ODD GIRL OUT!!! <3<3<3

- Acception

- And Another Lovely Day (Gourmet Hound is my favorite webtoon of all time, Leehama's writing is so good, I really suggest you check this one out)

- Cinderelle

- Jackson's Diary

- Re: Trailer Trash

- I just started reading High Spirits Neoma and its been great so far

- Also, the only completed webtoon you can reread for free that I have noticed, Metaphorical Her, one of the first webtoons I fell in love with

It may not be canon, but maybe Cinderelle and The Blind Prince are in the same world. The aesthetics of the time period are very similar, especially the characters' costumes and the setting of the ball.

Both comics would not have any inconsistencies in the story that each one covers: Cinderelle takes place in a kingdom where all the problems only develop there (so far). And TBP focuses more on the kingdom of Aerie, where its entrance is at the portal near the city where Elaine lives, and only a few of its inhabitants there heard about it.

Also, there were cameos in both comics!

I LOVE IT!!!!!

Not much of a comic reader (though I wanna be so bad) but I binge-read this whole thing and I’m so glad I found it!! I’m team Cindereste 😏💝😉