In a near-future Pyeongyang, clones have become an indispensable part of human life. Tasked to test XYZ Corporation’s latest prototype, biomedical engineer Dr. Yuri Lee is marveled by LPC-6, a physically perfect and intellectually superior clone designed for a single purpose -- to give unconditional love to his master. As she uncovers the depths of her unfaithful husband’s depravity, she finds solace in “Victor” and his extraordinary capacity for empathy. Will her desire for retribution and love set her onto a path of no return? 3q6p3p
Original Webtoon:
Naver Webtoon, Naver Series
Official Translations:
English, Spanish, S.Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Thai, T.Chinese, Indonesian
88 Chapters (Complete)
S1: 46 Chapters + Prologue
S2: 40 Chapters + Prologue
This manhwa is like one long episode of Black Mirror.
I get why @DarthSiha dropped this after 3 chapters, since that is the exact point where I almost dropped it myself (for pretty much the same reasons), but I have to say it is totally worth holding out for a few more. Give it 8 chapters if you can.
Not yet sure how S02 will play out, but S01 gets a 10/10, and this has so few ratings I'm leaving that up for now.
Its really different to what Im use to. And then we have the twist... You dint know whats going to happend. And it ask interesting questions.
It's not bad, I dare say it's realistically written. But I just don't wanna be reminded of all the horrid women I have encountered that get jealous of younger, pretty women every chance they get and try to tear them down by accusing them of sleeping around.
This isn't a spoiler, I stopped reading after 3 chapters because it got too much for me but I am pretty sure the author is setting things up in a way that the FL will eventually realise she is accusing an innocent woman just out of her own insecurities and the real mistress is probably gonna be that older woman who keeps gushing about the FLs husband every chance she gets.
It's a good idea, Kudos to the author!
I just can't get through it.
I think there will be more to it than what it seems right now - interesting moral questions about clones too. Haven’t read very far so I’m not sure if it will get to cliche ideas but so far I think it’s not bad!
