Manhua bl university roomate
~Hello People!~ So I just recently read all the available chapters of these 3 manhwa/manhua and I
Ji Ho’s week has been, to put it simply, quite eventful. He’s still getting used to being back in university after a leave of absence, he manages to snag a killer offer for a place to rent in downtown Seoul, and on his first day in the new house, he runs into a robber! The strange thing about this robber(?) is that he doesn’t seem interested in any valuables, but is enamored by the story Ji Ho scribbled down in some old notebooks. So enamored that he offers to keep house for Ji Ho so that he can concentrate on writing more. Ji Ho initially refuses that odd proposition, but the more he thinks about it, the less he has to lose…
Lee Hyuk’s a medical student at a good university, but his goals are more artistic. So he decides to chase his dreams by stealing his sister’s money and running away from home! He lands himself a teaching job and a place and stay, and everything is going great until he discovers his landlord is his student and school delinquent, Lee Biru. Hyuk may be the adult, but he has no real life experience. Biru, on the other hand, is independent, and more than capable of fending for himself. A coming-of-age story about two men who hate each other, but are exactly what each other needs.
A university student majoring in sculpture is Matthew Raynor who is looking for a model subject. That is until he stumbles upon Jin Cheong Wu, President and a violent criminal in a crime syndicate. Matthew approaches Jin to be his nude model but everything comes with a price…. A story of a man who built a wall between himself and the world and the other who looked down on the world.
Sooha, who’d licked her lazily like a languid predator, tilted his head and tried to kiss her. Hyemin leaned her upper body back as much as possible. Sweat traveled down her spine. As he continued, sounds she heard outside made her nervous. They can’t get caught. Never, at least for the sake of her life’s peace and serenity! “A-At home.” She bit her lips and whispered seriously, as if trying to negotiate. At that, his languid eyes briefly lit up. “Home?” “Yeah! I’ll discharge you from the hospital. So at home…” “Let’s continue?” Irritated, she pushed his shoulder. But in the end, she couldn’t slip out. “No.” He, who kissed her glistening lips repeatedly, smirked and placed his body over hers again. “I don’t want to. I can’t wait, Honey.” Song Hyemin is a fourth-year resident at Songlim University Hospital, facing the worst crisis of her life thanks to A-list celebrity Lee Sooha, who suddenly visited her. My secretive and dizzying roommate story, as hazy as it is lovely.
Sungjoon isn’t doing well, but things are looking up for him. His job at the convenience store pays well enough for him to live on his own. It’s a small, smelly, and laughably cheap establishment, but he adores it. He adores it until he returns home and discovers it on fire. Unfortunately, things worsen when he realises he knows no one in the city who can assist him. No, wait… that’s not right. He does, in fact, know Lee Hyo-in. A wealthy student from his university who, coincidentally, is looking for a roommate. Not a roommate, at least. More like a… dog.
To put it simply, Ji Ho’s week has been quite eventful. He’s still getting used to being back at university after a leave of absence, but he manages to snag a killer offer for a place to rent in downtown Seoul, and on his first day, he runs into a robber! The odd thing about this robber(?) is that he doesn’t appear to be interested in any valuables, but is captivated by the storey Ji Ho scribbled down in some old notebooks. He is so taken with Ji Ho that he offers to keep house for him so that he can devote more time to writing. Ji Ho initially rejects the strange proposition, but the more he considers it, the less he has to lose…
After penny pinching and working his convenience store job, Sungjoon is able to get his own place. Cheap and small, he is happy just to have it. He is happy right until he comes home and finds it has burned down. Knowing no one else in the city, he is forced to contact Lee Hyo-in, a rich boy from his university who is looking for a roommate. Well, looking for more of a dog, really.
Sungjoon’s not doing great, but life is looking up. His job at the convenience store pays enough for him to afford his own place. A tiny, smelly, and laughably cheap place, but he loves it. He loves it right up until he walks home and finds it on fire. Unfortunately, things get worse as he realizes he doesn’t know anyone in the city who can help. Wait, no… that’s not right. Actually, he does know Lee Hyo-in. A rich kid from his university who is, coincidentally, looking for a roommate. Well, not a roommate. More of a… dog.
Sungjoon’s not doing great, but life is looking up. His job at the convenience store pays enough for him to afford his own place. A tiny, smelly, and laughably cheap place, but he loves it. He loves it right up until he walks home and finds it on fire. Unfortunately, things get worse as he realizes he doesn’t know anyone in the city who can help. Wait, no… that’s not right. Actually, he does know Lee Hyo-in. A rich kid from his university who is, coincidentally, looking for a roommate. Well, not a roommate. More of a… dog.
Game Systems in Manga/Manhwa/Manhua always blow our minds. Many of us play games and have fun doing it but have you ever imagined what it would be like if the game becomes our reality? If you’re a good player, you’re gonna do great for sure. But if you’re a noob, you’ll be the first one
