@X** manga is black and white. Manhua and Manwha are both colored and generally feel like a movie or comic strip. manhua is chinese, manhwa is republic of samsung... I mean republic of south korea. manhua is done almost completely through AI and the characters usually have that chinese astetic; they are also generally horrifically translated due to google translate not being able to flip the verbage back. Manwha are almost all placed in... well.. south korea
thanks for trying out the 3 chapter rule. There are a lot of slow starter manga. There is also a lot of manwha where the name is decieving and only the first chapter has anything to do with it... like "I'm the weakest class" only to find out that he's only the weakest class because of some stupid stipulation that is immediately negated in the second chapter and he becomes OP and it's actually a power fantasy story and not the entire "weakling working hard to make something of himself" style story
@Ethan Elliot careful, manhwa and manhua are black and white just like manga except they are read left to right (well some manhua are right to left, China is confusing :P), you are talking about webtoons :) you're correct that the translations of Chinese webtoons are generally worse (I don't know why because Chinese doujinshi get translated just fine xP), as for the art Korean webtoons usually look better but the style often just looks the same no matter who the artist is, while Chinese webtoons look worse over all but show more character. And finally as for AI art, I've seen horrible stuff from both but China does indeed seem to produce more of that rubbish than Korea^^
