Roses and Champagne (Comic) Vol. 1

by Zig, Ttung Gae (Artist)

The hit Boys' Love crime drama webtoon/manhwa (in full color) is finally available in English print--based on a popular Korean novel series!Korean-Russian lawyer Lee-Won Jeong rushes to work one day when he literally collides with a striking, blond-haired, gray-eyed stranger. Lee-Won thinks nothing of the chance encounter--until their paths cross again under far more ominous circumstances.
The stranger is revealed to be Ceasar Sergeev, the heir to the powerful Sergeev mafia empire. But even that is just the tip of the iceberg.
As a dedicated civil rights attorney, Lee-Won suspects the mafia is pressuring a senator to cheat his client, and he's determined to uncover the truth. But as Lee-Won delves deeper, Caesar's obsession with him grows more intense. Now, Lee-Won is about to learn just how perilous it is to attract the attention of the Russian mob.
Don't miss this thrilling Boys' Love crime drama webtoon, based on the bestselling Korean novel series!

Genres: Manhwa

Kindle Edition

Published September 16, 2025

Reviews

[ada ✮ · Rating 1 out of 5]

the fact that i dont remember shit from this manhwa shows that ts was ass. also the artstyle was chopped like if its not all over the screen when i see the characters then lowkey its not good from the very start 😹☝️

[whatcaityreads · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s okay, it’s quite tame and pc. I was expecting more mature content. I find that it’s trying to be dark but then doesn’t do it fully. It wants to be both funny and serious. It’s not mixing well. It wants to be both mature and not.

It’s not hitting what it wants to reach. The timing is terrible and the tension rises far too quickly and falls even faster.

It feels so unrealistic, when our MC almost stabs him with the pen, or hits him, there is no one to stop him and he just allows it. I am very confused.

I’m going to try vol 2 but I’m not that invested.

Also the art style isn’t that great, a bit disappointing.

[Bookie Wookie · Rating 4 out of 5]

I almost passed on this under the INCREDIBLY misguided assumption that it was going to be the genre typical sociopathic dom love interest and weepy sex toy twink.

Boy was I wrong! MC is the most feral mf to grace BL I’ve read in a long time AND Love Interest didn’t assault him by the end of the volume. What a gem.

I hope such impeccable vibes keep up for the rest of it because these guys are hilarious.

[Rebecca · Rating 2 out of 5]

This feels so disjointed compared to the novel it's adapting. Random events are reordered, the relationship feels abrupt, and it simply isn't as good. I'd stick with the original for this series.