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Surprised their are no reviews yet for this manhwa considering it's being updated with 148 chapters already released, but no matter cause here is MY review.

Story - Ruler of the Land is about Han Bi Kwang the 6th disciple of the most powerful master of the dark clan. Despite this Han Bi Kwang has no desire to learn martial arts and only wants to find a wife and live a peaceful life. The story is quite good despite there not being any overall plot like becoming the strongest or taking over the world or anything like that. Mostly you just follow Han Bi ... Kwang and his perverted antics. Despite this the story doesn't lack since it mostly concentrates on the journey of Han Bi Kwang and his partner.

Art - The art is good but not great. While in general the art is good, there are times when they are fighting that there is too much going on making it difficult to tell what is happening. But other than that, the character designs are good, and you can always tell who is who which many manga have a hard time doing.

Character - This is where Ruler of the Land shines. The characters all have their unique personalities so their in never a dull moment between them. From the extremely perverted Han Bi Kwang to Hwa-Rin uneasy feelings she has toward Bi Kwang the characters make this manhwa what it is. Also something I like there are not a lot of extra characters popping up for a few chapters then leaving, all the characters have their place and help move the story along.

Enjoyment - The enjoyment factor for this is high, took me about two days to marathon through this and considering it had my attention for just about all of it I would say it is an enjoyable read. The thing that makes this so good is that it mixes comedy with seriousness quite well, and even though most of the time jokes are being thrown around that doesn't detract from the overall story. While this wasn't the funniest manga I've ever read it does usually leave you with a smile.

Overall this is a really good manhwa that is clearly underrated. If you are looking for something enjoyable that will make keep wanting to read this is for you. This manwha may not be as popular as some others but this is definitely a must read for anyone looking for a great fantasy, adventure, martial arts story.

Once again writing a review for a manga that has none. Makes me happy :)

Ultra Red is a martial arts manga about Sen who practices Haikaiken a martial art that concentrates on dislocating joints.

The story starts off in typical shouen fashion with a young boy who wants to be the strongest and defeat his dad. While the story is virtually cookie cutter of so many other manga this really didn't bother me. When I started reading I didn't think it would be a great literature masterpiece or anything. The story was simple enough that I didn't have to think much but it was ... carried out well. One thing I was a little disappointed with was that the story finished its first but then there was no second arc made me a little sad.

The art in this manga is actually quite good. The character designs are well done and I can usually tell whos who when they are fighting. Also the fight scenes are well drawn. I really don't like when there are so many effects around the people that it makes it difficult to actually tell what is going on. This manga does a nice job of making the fights interesting while still letting u feel that u can tell what is going on.

Character development is kept to a minimum. You do get a decent amount of info on the characters throughout but this manga doesn't waste it's time telling you every single characters life story. Like I care anyway. So the character development was to my liking but if your the type that likes backstories you'll be disappointed. Other than that the characters themselves are loveable enjoyable characters and with Sen's personality, all the enemies become likeable characters as well.

Overall this is an enjoyable manga. A quick read for someone who's just looking for something simple. If you like martial arts the techniques used in this manga are unique and while they do take a little bit of an artistic license with some of the fight scenes for the most part they are believable.

This is my first review hope you enjoy.

Bokku or Stratège is about the story of Kakuri a man of the Bokk clan who helps protect the village of Ryo. At first glance, knowing nothing about this manga when I started it, I thought this was going to be about martial arts but in reality it is about war strategy. The story takes place around 500 BC.

Story 7/10: It is fast paced without feeling rushed and lets Kakuri show off his prowess as a military strategist. After the first Arc the story begins to delve into the world of Bokk and the reasoning ... behind their actions. The story has good progression however towards the end things started to get rushed like they knew they were going to be canceled and hurried to ending. While this did take away from it overall the story was one of the best aspects of the manga.

Art 6/10: The art is fair and it takes a little bit getting used to Kakuri especially after you see him in the first chapter but overall its well drawn. The fights are violent and are ok. Ive seen better but since this manga concentrated more on the strategy of war rather than the pure violence i thought it did I nice job.

Character 7/10: Character development is to a minimum which I don't think is a bad thing. You learn enough about the characters to enjoy them, but the manga I think did a nice job leaving a lot of it to the imagination. This manga isn't really about the characters sob stories. When your fighting a war who the hell cares about your back story (just kidding).

Enjoyment and Overall 7/10: This was quite an enjoyable manga to read. It starts off real strong and was a nice change of pace since the story was not as I imagined. If the ending didn't feel as rushed as it did it could of gotten a better score but overall this is still a good manga.