Alternative TitlesEnglish: 100% Perfect Girl Synonyms: 100%의 그녀 Japanese: 100%의 그녀
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Type: Manhwa
Volumes: 11
Chapters: 79
Status: Publishing
Published: 2007 to ? Authors:
Wann (Story & Art) Serialization:
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StatisticsScore: 7.991 (scored by 422 users)
Ranked: #5972
Popularity: #534
Members: 1,169
Favorites: 38 1 indicates a weighted score
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SynopsisJay Jin is the headstrong teenage rebel, determined to prove she's serious about making art. J. Max is the tall debonair foreigner, in Korea on business, with more--much more--to his background than he lets on. On the surface, it would seem as though Jay and J. have nothing in common...until a chance encounter in a hotel lobby sparks a mysterious attraction. Will true love prove strong enough to overcome the language barrier, not to mention the thousands of miles separating two attractive people? Then there are the interventions of friends and family who think they know best... as well as a disastrous encounter with spicy chicken kebab! A giddy romantic fable for our ever-shrinking world, 100% Perfect Girl demonstrates the power of chemistry to conquer all. (Source: Netcomics) |
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Bluesander
8 of 10 people found this review helpful
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73 of 79 chapters read
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10 |
| Story |
7 |
| Art |
9 |
| Character |
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| Enjoyment |
10 |
Story: 7/10
100% Perfect Girl has a very dramatic plot line. One that may seem too cheesy or unbelievable at times. The protagonist, Jay, comes into contact with so many misfortunes that it makes this manhwa unbelievable. Still, it provides a great shoujo fantasy and is easy is to read and understand.
Art: 9/10
Many manhwas have poor drawing, but I found the characters in this manhwa quite attractive. The backgrounds are beautifully drawn and you can see immense detail of the cities that they visit in this manhwa. Many mangakas get lazy with their backgrounds, but Wann does not. Her characters and backgrounds are incredibly well drawn.
Character: 7/10
The characters are believable at first, but combined with the unbelievable plot, they start to waver. Wann makes EVERYONE the BAD GUY. I guess you get the feeling that "we are all evil" or "we all have bad points." Everyone's bad sides are shown out-which is not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, I quite like how the manhwa focuses on bad instead of the good. The classic shoujo manga does not bring out the bad, but this is a manhwa. Manhwas, in my opinion, have better realism because of that. We, the reader, need to have a taste of good and bad although in 100% Perfect Girl, it maybe have been overdone.
Enjoyment: 10/10
I have cried countless times for Jay, the protagonist. Her troubles are agonizing and the mangaka has drawn it well. The dialogue is quite emotional and doesn't leave you bored. I have enjoyed this manhwa so far.
Overall: 10/10
I give it a 10, simply because I enjoyed it.
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Sapphire86
6 of 10 people found this review helpful
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69 of 79 chapters read
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9 |
| Story |
9 |
| Art |
9 |
| Character |
9 |
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9 |
100% Perfect Girl is like watching an elaborate over-the-top soap drama- but regardless of how cheesy and clichéd things might be, one can’t help but carry on wanting to know what happens next regardless of how unrealistic the situations they’re in actually are.
The story in the first few volumes starts of as a Cinderella story; where Jarte a European prince falls in love-at-first-sight with the ordinary Korean girl Jay. As the volumes progress and things develop though, one should expect an “anything could happen” approach to this fast-paced manhwa as literally many odd things happen adding to the enjoyment and also taking you through a tornado of emotions all with “love” as justification of means of course!
The characters are based around a reverse harem story- so one should expect the usual suspects and a range of personas.
Overall a very enjoyable manhwa indeed :)
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both have drama with many guys falling in love with Female lead ...^_^
Both series involve a handsome foreigner bringing a japenese girl to their country in seek of marrying them. Also in both series the plot line is mostly about things/reasons/events that make the main characters relationship even more difficult. Also both main girl characters are wanted by basically every guy they meet.
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The similarities and purely due to the stories, and in no way are related to the art styles of the manga/manhwa. The Royal Hieroglyph has been published since the 70's, and so it has the distinctive older shoujo manga art style that may turn off some readers.
However, both stories feature the heroine falling in love with a royal (albeit from different periods) and facing a lot of drama in their new lives, whether it be continuous kidnappings, bouts of amnesia, or people simply hoping to steal the girl.
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