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Full House #01
Full House, Volume 01: Incompatible
With a sudden change of heart, Ryder decides to give Full House back to Elle. But now that she is finally free from the "engagement deal," Elle suddenly realizes something that she never wanted to she has feelings for Ryder! Will she reveal her feelings to Ryder before he leaves her forever?
192 pages, Paperback
First published August 15, 2004
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Sooyeon Won
419 books53 followersSooyeon Won is commonly acknowledged as the greatest shoujo (romance) artist in Korea.
Since her debut in 1987, she has been creating comic books of extensive scope ranging from effervescent romance titles to dramas that speculate on human nature in its profundity.
Her zodiac sign is Aquarius and her blood type is A.
Since her debut in 1987, she has been creating comic books of extensive scope ranging from effervescent romance titles to dramas that speculate on human nature in its profundity.
Her zodiac sign is Aquarius and her blood type is A.
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March 7, 2022
twenty five twenty one. mama told me to look and see if it was really a series so here i am
March 27, 2022
Dated.
This read like an 80s movie, but their banter was fun. I picked this up due to Twenty-Five Twenty-One.
This read like an 80s movie, but their banter was fun. I picked this up due to Twenty-Five Twenty-One.
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March 6, 2022شكراً لدراما 2521 على هالاقتراح اللطيف 😭🧡🧡🧡
April 8, 2016
Definitely different from the Korean tv show. Ellie and Rayder's love story was a bit dragging at some parts and yes, full of misunderstandings but nevertheless something that you look forward to reading again and again.
July 1, 2021
A little cliche and cheesy, but I didn't expect much more. I really loved the A+ banter, and it made me laugh here and there. This series seems like a good way to pass the time and just stop thinking too deeply for a bit to relax.
December 2, 2009
Love the art, the story, the feel of the book, the characters are beautiful.
July 13, 2022
No es mi estilo pero leeré todos por el kdrama 25 21
June 17, 2018
First in a manhwa series originally published in 1995, and the artwork and elements of the plot reflect the period. But the dated part aside, this was pretty painful in terms of story.
The heroine is a 20-something Korean who is an aspiring screenwriter working on her first script. She’s estranged from her architect father, but living in England in a house he designed when some men show up in her bedroom one morning to evict her. They work for a famous actor who they claim has bought the house. Apparently, her father never told her the house was sold, and she never contacts him.
She hates this actor, before the eviction, though it’s not clear why. All we know about him is he was photographed picking a large insect off another man and the photo was misconstrued by the media as a homosexual tryst. His female fans are so upset that he’s gay that one attempts suicide. (Like I said, 1990s.)
He goes into a sneezing fit while driving and hits the heroine with his car. Her manuscript scatters and she breaks a toe. So she ends up in a full leg cast, and wheel-chair bound. It’s hate at first site. He retrieves all but 10 pages of the scattered partial manuscript. So she demands he return her house as compensation. But instead they get fake engaged and move into the house together. The plot is so forced it’s almost non-sensical—I could barely get through it.
This is a perfect example of what goes wrong when you give plot full control, without balancing it with believable character motivation. There’s no chemistry between them, they don’t want to be around each other, so why would they get fake engaged? He could have found someone else. The animosity between them is a big part of what made it painful to read. There needs to be conflict, but there also needs to be chemistry and more than a one-sided physical attraction to build a believable romance.
The heroine is a 20-something Korean who is an aspiring screenwriter working on her first script. She’s estranged from her architect father, but living in England in a house he designed when some men show up in her bedroom one morning to evict her. They work for a famous actor who they claim has bought the house. Apparently, her father never told her the house was sold, and she never contacts him.
She hates this actor, before the eviction, though it’s not clear why. All we know about him is he was photographed picking a large insect off another man and the photo was misconstrued by the media as a homosexual tryst. His female fans are so upset that he’s gay that one attempts suicide. (Like I said, 1990s.)
He goes into a sneezing fit while driving and hits the heroine with his car. Her manuscript scatters and she breaks a toe. So she ends up in a full leg cast, and wheel-chair bound. It’s hate at first site. He retrieves all but 10 pages of the scattered partial manuscript. So she demands he return her house as compensation. But instead they get fake engaged and move into the house together. The plot is so forced it’s almost non-sensical—I could barely get through it.
This is a perfect example of what goes wrong when you give plot full control, without balancing it with believable character motivation. There’s no chemistry between them, they don’t want to be around each other, so why would they get fake engaged? He could have found someone else. The animosity between them is a big part of what made it painful to read. There needs to be conflict, but there also needs to be chemistry and more than a one-sided physical attraction to build a believable romance.
January 23, 2020
I needed a book for the category "book with the same name as a movie or tv show but that isn't related to it." I did make it through the whole book. It was a little cliched and unrealistic for my tastes.
Elle, a young Korean woman living in England, ends up tangled up with Ryder, a celebrity bad boy who has bought her house out from under her. They hate each other and can't be civil together for anything, yet still end up engaged.
Elle, a young Korean woman living in England, ends up tangled up with Ryder, a celebrity bad boy who has bought her house out from under her. They hate each other and can't be civil together for anything, yet still end up engaged.
January 2, 2018
Bleh, read it, tried to get into the series but could not. This came out when there wasn't a lot of manga available (it was still new) so we bought whatever came out. I think I got two or three books in and quit.
August 24, 2020
Una de mis historias favoritas, me encanta la historia y como ambos personajes fueron evolucionando a lo largo de la historia...♥
February 21, 2022
I discovered this manga upon its mention in the Korean drama 25 21. My curiosity got the best of me and I looked it up. It was fun but so clichéd. Will I continue with it though? Probably not.
March 16, 2022
From where I can get the pdf of this comic book.
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April 5, 2022i like to go back to the old time, as Na Hee Do
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July 19, 2022
Hermosa historia
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February 26, 2023why is it not available for free?
August 2, 2023
pro enemies to lovers at its finest con definitely a product of its time lol
April 3, 2022
a partir del capt 16 ya no encuentro más pero está bn pq solo lo empecé pq en 2521 la prota sale con un tío solo para romper con el para sentirse como en este manga y me hizo gracia
June 5, 2023
I can't read this book because there are no option where I can read or creat pdf
November 6, 2013
Thank God this manhwa is different from the TV drama. Story-wise, this manhwa is where you find that EVERYONE has misunderstanding issues. No, really. It's all about misunderstanding. However, it worth reading and despite the misunderstanding issue, it's a manhwa I'd truly read over and over.
February 4, 2008
manga-nya.. ga sebagus film nya yg versi korea..
January 22, 2015
I've never said this about a book before, but you're better off skipping this and watching the tv show (K-drama, not 80's sitcom) instead.
December 31, 2008
I loved this, but the publisher went under and no one else has picked it up here :( Very sad. I did see the Korean adaptation, though and it was REALLY good.
February 22, 2011
I only read and speak English so I have to wait for the various groups to translate and post them. SO far I'm loving this one.
February 27, 2011
mungkin karena melihat dramanya terlebih dahulu terpikir sebagus dgn dramanya. alhasil ternyata lebih bagus dramanya ketimbang manganya. tapi aku suka dgn covernya. very beautiful
August 31, 2012
3 words to describe this manga : funny, complicated story, and romantic ! i love this book very much :D
April 17, 2013
This manhwa is so full of misunderstanding and drama, and it was really draggy at many parts, but the love between Ryder and Ellie and the sweet ending made up for it. <3
December 13, 2015
Porque olvide ponerlo... Es de mis favoritos.... El drama mi primero y él manga mucho mejor :3
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