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K2: Kill Me, Kiss Me #3
K2: Kill Me, Kiss Me, Vol. 3
When Que-Min meets Ghoon-Hahm, the vicious leader of the school's most violent gang, he also finds a group obsessed with Jung-Woo: some want to hunt him down, others want to have their way with him.... But when Que-Min meets a girl named Rean Lee--whose middle name just might be "trouble"--he discovers a strange link between the tough eight-ball chick and Goon-Ham. One thing's for sure--cross-dressing is beginning to be a real drag!
192 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2001
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November 2, 2015
Oh my god. The six words that describe this series are "What the hell is going on!?!?!"
I don't know if there's some sort of culture barrier here or what, but this series just... it can't be serious. But it is. It doesn't seem like it, but it is. This is the most hilariously wacky and crazy series I've ever read. It puts The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to shame. These characters are literally insane. Is this how real Korean highschool kids act?! Is literally everyone actually in a gang!? Burning questions!!!! (Though I'm quite sure the answer to those questions is a big "No!")
I seriously don't know how I've never heard anyone ever mention this series. It has many great famous quotes such as:
And:
And not to mention:
WHY DOESN'T ANYBODY EVER GET NOTICED BY SENPAI!?!?!?!
Will Jung-Woo ever remember Que-Min's name!!?!???
AAAAAAAAAUUUUUGGGHHHGGUGAGAAAGGGAAAA!!!
So yeah. Ahem. Weird. Dunno if I'm going to be continuing with the series now that I've read all the volumes I own. We'll see if such burning questions as, "WILL LIN LEE EVER USE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AGAIN?" will end up being enough to draw me back to another volume of this mess of a manwha.
Click to read all of my Kill Me, Kiss Me Reviews:
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Volume 5
Series Review
I don't know if there's some sort of culture barrier here or what, but this series just... it can't be serious. But it is. It doesn't seem like it, but it is. This is the most hilariously wacky and crazy series I've ever read. It puts The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to shame. These characters are literally insane. Is this how real Korean highschool kids act?! Is literally everyone actually in a gang!? Burning questions!!!! (Though I'm quite sure the answer to those questions is a big "No!")
I seriously don't know how I've never heard anyone ever mention this series. It has many great famous quotes such as:
"We'll never stop stalking pretty boys! It gives our lives meaning!"
And:
"He's practicaly getting a boner watching Pikachu."
And not to mention:
"What was her name?"
WHY DOESN'T ANYBODY EVER GET NOTICED BY SENPAI!?!?!?!
Will Jung-Woo ever remember Que-Min's name!!?!???
AAAAAAAAAUUUUUGGGHHHGGUGAGAAAGGGAAAA!!!
So yeah. Ahem. Weird. Dunno if I'm going to be continuing with the series now that I've read all the volumes I own. We'll see if such burning questions as, "WILL LIN LEE EVER USE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AGAIN?" will end up being enough to draw me back to another volume of this mess of a manwha.
Click to read all of my Kill Me, Kiss Me Reviews:
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Volume 5
Series Review
June 29, 2021
Strašně jsem si oblíbila Que-Min 🥑.
May 17, 2024
An ok entry in this brief manhwa series., which is relative to the other books.
I think what happened with this series is the author self-published what was essentially a stand-alone story with volume one. When it got picked up for a series, she didn't have enough unresolved conflict, and perhaps felt it best to introduce a new heroine and hero for the series and use a similar premise stretched over several volumes. A love triangle of a tomboyish girl who has a thing for a pretty boy who is uninterested in her, and a gang leader who falls for her, with a lot of random fighting thrown in.
The problem is readers were invested in the characters in volume 1, who, with one exception of a secondary character, fall into the background, They make occasional cameos, but there seems to deliberately be no meaningful continuation or clear resolution on their plotline. The author also keeps introducing a lot of characters, more than necessary. And often it's hard to follow what is going on from the illustrations or unattributed dialogue--it's sometimes not clear who is speaking. There's also some troubling sexism and demeaning attitudes toward women, and a lot of gratuitous violence, though the illustrations aren't graphic. Overall, the plotting just feels disjointed and over-the-top but not in a good way.
I think what happened with this series is the author self-published what was essentially a stand-alone story with volume one. When it got picked up for a series, she didn't have enough unresolved conflict, and perhaps felt it best to introduce a new heroine and hero for the series and use a similar premise stretched over several volumes. A love triangle of a tomboyish girl who has a thing for a pretty boy who is uninterested in her, and a gang leader who falls for her, with a lot of random fighting thrown in.
The problem is readers were invested in the characters in volume 1, who, with one exception of a secondary character, fall into the background, They make occasional cameos, but there seems to deliberately be no meaningful continuation or clear resolution on their plotline. The author also keeps introducing a lot of characters, more than necessary. And often it's hard to follow what is going on from the illustrations or unattributed dialogue--it's sometimes not clear who is speaking. There's also some troubling sexism and demeaning attitudes toward women, and a lot of gratuitous violence, though the illustrations aren't graphic. Overall, the plotting just feels disjointed and over-the-top but not in a good way.
April 20, 2023
Tato manga mě hned od začátku dostala. Příběh byl originální a hlavně takový školní ze života, takže žádné fantasy,ale moc se mi to líbilo. Příběh se čím dál více zamotává a jsou obrovské dějové obraty, které by nikdo nečekal. Těším se na další pokračování.
May 23, 2020
What about Tae??
September 29, 2022
not big of a fan didn't like it
April 4, 2015
Que-Min goes on a date with Ghoon-Hahm, where he tells her just who he is to her and what he meant by Jung-Woo stealing his girl. Ghoon-Hahm continues to bully despite his deal with Que-Min. Jung-Woo for his part is more worried about the puppy he is feeding than their relationship or Que-Min's feeling for him. Lin Lee who has feelings for Qhoon-Hahm, and knows just what happened to Jung-Woo's puppy might help or hinder things all around. After Jung-Woo is found by Ghoon-Hahm on the bench where he's waited for his stray dog after searching for him for a good twelve hours, Ghoon-Hahm makes a shocking declaration to Que-Min and her pretty boy fan club friend Yeon that might change everything between the three.
I have to wonder where Kun, Tae, and Ga-Woon are while Jung-Woo is getting hurt and looking for lost dogs...
I have to wonder where Kun, Tae, and Ga-Woon are while Jung-Woo is getting hurt and looking for lost dogs...
July 1, 2012
Que-Min and Ghoon-Hahm and Jung-Woo's relationship is confusing. Who does Que-Min really like? What does she see in Jung-Woo? He doesn't even know her name. And why does Jung-Woo get beaten up every 10 pages or so and magically recovers the next day? Why does he not fight back? Seriously.
November 27, 2008
ETC. from my review from Volume 2
May 7, 2009
By far the best manwha I've read, and definitely in the top 20 manga I've read. Very awesome and intriguing story.
August 18, 2013
The random change in how the artist draws the lips weirds me out a little.
September 27, 2016
These books lost all their luster for me.
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