The Story is plain and somewhat on the stereotypical side, nothing fancy so far.
But the "Art" of being completely incompetent in drawing, with very little skill in using a comic-draw program, is astounding high. Like a 12 years old who learned 2 weeks long from a standard book "How to draw a Manhwa" and made no progress since than. I can't get used to such abyssal low quality, even though many want-a-be "Manhwa Maker" and "Mangaka" can only deliver such garbage.

This is what happens when you have an author that takes his work seriously, there is little out of this manhwa so far but the start is a good indication. While 99% of the stories just start with a ridiculously rushed and dumb betrayal, death and transmigration, all packed as sardines in a few pages, Crimson Karma, starts building the character from the start, it explicitly shows who the MC was instead of just saying "the top mega assassin with god medical skill", the reader gets to know what made her what she is and what burden she carries (albeit rushly) and by the time she transmigrates the author had me, well that's a nice start, it's the same thing I've read 80 times already but done properly. Following the same lines, she doesn't miraculously gain the host's memories or has a 180° change in her personality, the author seams to try to be consequent in her story and give a proper sequence and justification to things which is just how I like it.
I don't know how this will progress in the future but man I have big hopes for this one, I'm a fan of fantasy in general but unfortunately most manga, manhua and manhwa are just to... lacking in storytelling, build-up, world building, either some or even all of them, and the worst and most common of all, put dumb comedy ahead of a good story, this one on the other hand seems to be going in a good direction.

... Last updated on May 29th, 2020, 11:56am