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Hot-Blooded Woman ![]()
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Description
What is a sweet, soft-spoken girl (Ha Li Kang) to do when her brothers, having just learned fencing and martial arts, decide to test some moves out on her in order to "tame her" and make her into their "little slave?" She runs to her knightly friend (Te Hu Kang, not related to Ha Li) for protection, of course. However, what happens when, instead of comforting her, he tells her that she is a coward for running away like a puppy who needs constant protection? No, she does not break down and cry like a weak girl. Instead, she resolves to grow stronger. With rigorous training everyday, Ha Li go...
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Type
Manhwa
Related Series
N/A
Associated Names
Forró vérű lány
Hot Blooded Woman
Hot-Blooded Girl
Khoảnh Khắc Định Mệnh
Lọ lem giỏi võ
Страстная женщина
热血女儿
熱血女兒
열혈여아
Hot Blooded Woman
Hot-Blooded Girl
Khoảnh Khắc Định Mệnh
Lọ lem giỏi võ
Страстная женщина
热血女儿
熱血女兒
열혈여아
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Latest Release(s)
v.4 c.1-2 by Manga-Rain & Selene Scans over 19 years ago
v.3 c.5-6 by Manga-Rain & Selene Scans over 17 years ago
v.3 c.3-4 by Manga-Rain & Selene Scans over 17 years ago
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v.3 c.5-6 by Manga-Rain & Selene Scans over 17 years ago
v.3 c.3-4 by Manga-Rain & Selene Scans over 17 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
24 Volumes (Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
Yes
Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A
User Reviews
Hot Blooded Woman by liquid_hell
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2 topics, 17 posts
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User Rating
Average: 7.9 / 10.0 (825 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.84 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 7.84 / 10.0
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Last Updated
August 25th 2023, 1:12am
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Genre
Action Comedy Drama Harem Romance School Life Shoujo Supernatural
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Year
2002
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
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Licensed (in English)
No
English Publisher
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Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #593 
(+163)
Monthly Pos #1246(+303)
3 Month Pos #2816(+105)
6 Month Pos #3276(+838)
Year Pos #4139(+1268)
(+163)Monthly Pos #1246
(+303)3 Month Pos #2816
(+105)6 Month Pos #3276
(+838)Year Pos #4139
(+1268)List Stats
On 420 reading lists
On 584 wish lists
On 2450 completed lists
On 115 unfinished lists
On 340 custom lists
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On 2450 completed lists
On 115 unfinished lists
On 340 custom lists
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It was good. Art never caught my attention. When i first read the summary, it didnt interest me at all. But then about many months later, i fianlly decided, what the hell, it's said to be such a great manhwa, i'll give it a try. So i did, and i loved the first few volumes. (1-11 or so.) Well, the author did drop alot of hints that Ha Ji isnt who she really is displaying to be. I wish i could smack her. Her personality, i have to say, i was loving it all at first too, and she was so likable, until we all saw her true nature.
Personally, I liked this manhwa, it was not bad, it was not horrible. But i think it shows alot of hypocrisy going on.
In my opinion, I thought some scenes were reallly similar to Hana Yori Dango (boys over flowers.) But thats just my opinion. o__o
Its funny how i finished up this series just yesturday, but i already forgot about like, half the storyline. x__x
I can tell Hwang Mi Ri likes strong female characters involved in violence. (they often appear in her manhwas...)
... Last updated on December 12th, 2007, 2:17pm
Personally, I liked this manhwa, it was not bad, it was not horrible. But i think it shows alot of hypocrisy going on.
In my opinion, I thought some scenes were reallly similar to Hana Yori Dango (boys over flowers.) But thats just my opinion. o__o
Its funny how i finished up this series just yesturday, but i already forgot about like, half the storyline. x__x
I can tell Hwang Mi Ri likes strong female characters involved in violence. (they often appear in her manhwas...)
... Last updated on December 12th, 2007, 2:17pm
I really liked this manga. The style of drawing was sort of different but effective I thought. The typical naive female lead character was offset by the great slapstick humor and the gang theme. I love those arrogant male characters! 
A bit long with a lot of crazy plot twists, but if you can suspend your disbelief and go with it, it's a good read.
A bit long with a lot of crazy plot twists, but if you can suspend your disbelief and go with it, it's a good read.
This is not for everybody. It is violent and dramatic to the extreme. The character can be so incredibly stupid that she makes you want to beat your head against the first available hard surface. The story sometimes drags on a tad too long (but i must say that i was never bored).
That being said . . . i Loved this story! It was different and entertaining.
It was so funny! I laughed so hard my stomach hurt! I do admit that once the bodies were switched back it wasnt as funny (mainly because the bringer of death wasnt there anymore- i loved him!) However it was funny through out the series it just got slightly less amusing.
I LOVED the bringer of death's funny commentary and facial expresions! They killed me!
It also got WAY more dramatic after the bodies switched back. which is not altogether a bad thing but a little less drama would have been better.
The characters were very memorable and lovable. They were rounded and well thought out characters who you couldnt help getting attached to.
All in all a very entertaining read.
That being said . . . i Loved this story! It was different and entertaining.
It was so funny! I laughed so hard my stomach hurt! I do admit that once the bodies were switched back it wasnt as funny (mainly because the bringer of death wasnt there anymore- i loved him!) However it was funny through out the series it just got slightly less amusing.
I LOVED the bringer of death's funny commentary and facial expresions! They killed me!
It also got WAY more dramatic after the bodies switched back. which is not altogether a bad thing but a little less drama would have been better.
The characters were very memorable and lovable. They were rounded and well thought out characters who you couldnt help getting attached to.
All in all a very entertaining read.
I really Really liked this manga to begin with. However, half way through it just started to repeat itself and was dragged out for WAY to long. Really just get the two main people together and call that that. You don't need to make the same problems happen over and over and over again. it gets boring. I wouldve liked it better if i had read the first half and then the last chapter.
I found this one rather funny and different from anything I've personally read before, so I stuck with it. The main character was fun, if not painfully naive (and I mean really *twitch*). I liked it all up until a little past the middle where something totally ridiculous happened which made everything you've read up until that point obsolete. I was totally pissed because it never got resolved. First half: good, second half: terrible. For a shoujo Manhwa, it sure had a lot of attempted rapes. That's all I really remember from this one anymore...
I liked it at first. But a lot of what went on with the whole supernatural stuff was never really explained very well.I think it all went downhill for me when the girl went back to her original body. After that it got really boring and it was felt pretty repetative.
I also didnt like how it ended with the two main characters I remember the little ghost guy said that their relationship will 'shake all of Korea' or something like that but in the end they just started a produce type business. And I didnt really feel 'the love' with them. I still felt like the guy liked her better when she was in that other body rather then her real one.
But I dont know. Thats just my oppinion
I also didnt like how it ended with the two main characters I remember the little ghost guy said that their relationship will 'shake all of Korea' or something like that but in the end they just started a produce type business. And I didnt really feel 'the love' with them. I still felt like the guy liked her better when she was in that other body rather then her real one.
But I dont know. Thats just my oppinion
This is the best manga series I have ever read. Even though it was a bit long and I wasn't really use to the drawing style, the story was very well written. It had strong yet complex plot and never failed to catch my attention. There were a lot of twists and it never really dragged like some other long mangas. I love the heroine of the story who was so strong willed and completely clueless. Hot blooded woman was an amazing manga.
The reason I voted this so low it that it kept getting worse and worse and the heroine turned out to be someone I can't admire at all.
quite good.story develop in each chapters. interesting characters. too long - almost skip to the end "-_-. i read it prolongly n getting quite bored with the joke (but then when i continued it the day after, it still funny. hehe..). my advise for those who wants to read it -> just read 2/3 volumes per day.
... Last updated on November 5th, 2006, 5:03am
... Last updated on November 5th, 2006, 5:03am
But I only gave it a 7 because of how to all turned out. Plot weakened considerably after she got her body back, and characters became too complex and turned inconsistent.
I might elaborate this post later, but I'll say that the story should have ended when Han Seo had his final realization about letting go of Ha Ji. (Vol. 24, p.87)
Thoughts on the final climax of the story (only part I really liked after Ha Ji was in her own body again):
The real protaganist should have been Han Seo. I wanted to know more about him and his issues and how he met his right hand man than what Ha Ji wanted for dinner and Sin Uoo's inability to be honest.
... Last updated on September 3rd, 2013, 11:52pm
I might elaborate this post later, but I'll say that the story should have ended when Han Seo had his final realization about letting go of Ha Ji. (Vol. 24, p.87)
Thoughts on the final climax of the story (only part I really liked after Ha Ji was in her own body again):
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I liked the shooting scene because it was like the last "intimate encounter" between Ha Ji and Han Seo, where both of them revealed their true natures. I think Ha Ji was really greedy (Han Seo's right hand man saw through her), but I think maybe she was so cunning to the extent that she realized she had to betray Han Seo's trust so he could finally let go of her and live his own life. Han Seo ( regarding the final note about his 'dandelion personality') was much too loyal to even think about putting himself first, and if she had continued to interact with him, he would have, as he said "thrown himself down to hell with her". So I think of it as Ha Ji sparing Han Seo, but yeah, as her actions are super inconsistent afterwards and before this incident, I do think she is a mastermind at manipulating people's faith in her; she only failed to satisfy her desires because she revealed herself to be unreasonably greedy in the end. In short, Han Seo escaped her and I am sort of glad about that, even though I feel bad for all the emotional trauma she inflicted on him (well he did sort of get revenge by doing all the things he did - which, if Ha Ji was manipulating him, was justified)
The real protaganist should have been Han Seo. I wanted to know more about him and his issues and how he met his right hand man than what Ha Ji wanted for dinner and Sin Uoo's inability to be honest.
... Last updated on September 3rd, 2013, 11:52pm
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