Cafe Occult

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Cafe Occult is a Korean comic, or manhwa if you prefer, about a cafe where both the human and the spirit world connect. It may not have that intense feeling but the plot and all the twists are very interesting. Ahn No-Uhn's art is very similar to those of your typical manga, but creating a totally different atmosphere. The character development is great too, but I can't really explain why because I might spoil the story and the plot. It has a unique story and I'd recommend it as it is a nice relaxing comic to read, with only 6 volumes.

Ok so that story was a little strange.
It had a lot of good qualities in my opinion, like some nice characters, interesting twists and nice art. The biggest problem I believe is it introducing too many characters, battle mechanics and ranks that may not come back into the story consistently enough to remember. For a lot of the things in the story, we didn't get an explanation until the middle of vol.5. It mentioned a lot of different organizations with their own motivations and plans and after some point it became confusing to follow and unpleasant because I didn't underestand the plot. All that information ... should be spread in more than 10 volumes in my opinion. And another thing thats disappointing to me personally, is that they barely spend any time in the actual cafe in the story. Like, it's called "Cafe Occult"!
I did like the main character though, and i wish the story focused more on her coming in terms with her death and becoming stronger instead of adding a trillion organizations. Some of the characters i still don't understand why they're part of the story. Overall confusing.