@Tyrus yep, yep. I know how this feels. There are several series that need to end or come to a conclusion.
I should say though, LN is a format, it does not require editors or quality control. Thanks to the internet, it can then be put online and sold for a few cents a chapter. WN is the name for any type of novel that is only on the web, and there are several publishing companies that don't even bother with printed versions now thanks to things like audiable. Several manga are also based off WNs, even anime. The biggest difference has to deal with the amount of time that's spent on the finished product. A Manwha having a raw release of 2 weeks is a LONG time. On the other hand, the second a manga gains popularity, it switches over to a monthly release, giving them more time to rewrite the amatuerish script they've been forced to work with. (weekly and bi-weeklies are actually rare now in comparison to monthlies and are usually done with the flashy new stuff)
I should say though, LN is a format, it does not require editors or quality control. Thanks to the internet, it can then be put online and sold for a few cents a chapter. WN is the name for any type of novel that is only on the web, and there are several publishing companies that don't even bother with printed versions now thanks to things like audiable. Several manga are also based off WNs, even anime. The biggest difference has to deal with the amount of time that's spent on the finished product. A Manwha having a raw release of 2 weeks is a LONG time. On the other hand, the second a manga gains popularity, it switches over to a monthly release, giving them more time to rewrite the amatuerish script they've been forced to work with. (weekly and bi-weeklies are actually rare now in comparison to monthlies and are usually done with the flashy new stuff)
...because ✨MAGIC✨