Description
Korean Webtoon · Office Romance
What's Wrong with Secretary Kim Vol.1
The opening Korean print volume of What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, presenting the hit office romance in a physical webtoon edition.
Highlights
- Original Korean-language edition
- Opening volume 1
- Office romance webtoon
- Physical collected book
Korean text only; an English translation is not included. This listing is for volume 1.
What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim Synopsis:
What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim is a popular Korean webtoon that follows the story of Lee Young-Joon, a wealthy and successful businessman who runs his family’s company, and his secretary Kim Mi-So, who has worked for him for nine years. Young-Joon is self-centered and narcissistic, but also has a hidden soft spot for Kim Mi-So. One day, Mi-So decides to quit her job and Young-Joon is shocked by the news, realizing that he has developed feelings for her. As Mi-So prepares to leave, Young-Joon tries to figure out why she wants to quit and tries to win her back. Along the way, he discovers secrets about his own past that he never knew before, and learns to become a better person. Kim Mi-So also struggles with her own personal issues and traumas, which she has kept hidden from everyone, including Young-Joon. As the two of them confront their own emotions and pasts, they grow closer and eventually realize their true feelings for each other.
Product Details:
Webtoon: What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim
Volume: 1
Published Date: 30 May 2018
Author: Kim Myeong-Mi
Illustrator: Kim Myeong-Mi
Origin: Korea
Condition: New
Pages: 232
Index: Chapters 1-14
Language: Korean
Size: 14.8*21.0cm
Weight: 0.46kg
ISBN: 9791196065270
Mason – Melbourne, Australia –
Enjoyed reading this comic. The characters are relatable and fun. It has a good balance of humor and drama. Shipping was quick, received in perfect condition.
Arief from Berlin, Germany –
Amidst the busy streets of Berlin, my heart danced alongside the pages filled with angst and revelations. Just when you think it’s merely a love story, Lee’s quest unravels deeper than that; readers unravel shades beyond ‘success’. It’s like staring into your own mirror through his complexities.
Lucia Russo from Florencia, Italia –
En el último número de este cómic, he visto una representación deliciosa y atrapante de la complejidad del amor en entornos profesionales. Lee Young-Joon, aunque a menudo arrogante, revela un lado humano asombroso que te envuelve emocionalmente.
Layla from New York City, USA –
Omg, what’s the deal with this comic? Honestly, it’s a rollercoaster! 😍 Lee Young-Joon’s whole vibe really hits home – like dude has issues but deep down he’s sweet on Kim Mi-So. Love that transformation of character as he figures himself out while trying not to lose her! And don’t get me started on all the moments where she just looks done with everything lol 😂 But seriously, there are real emotions tangled in here—especially how each character is juggling their pasts and personal demons. Plus art style slays!!! 📚 Can’t wait for Vol. 2; I’ve got major FOMO!
Zuri Tembo from Nairobi, Kenya –
Sublime fusion of visual artistry and emotional narrative—captures a hauntingly intricate dance between aspiration and self-awareness. Truly commendable character evolution beckons introspection.
Leif Nilsson from Vancouver, Canada –
At first glance, I was hesitant about diving into the world of *What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim*. The title struck me as merely a surface-level romantic comedy laced with corporate clichés. However, upon turning the pages, it swiftly turned out to be anything but typical! This comic expertly blends humor and poignant themes around personal growth. Soren discovers layered relationships interspersed within an intricate workplace dynamic that challenges stereotypes tied to both boss and secretary roles—yes there’s wealth disparity along with latent feelings entwined here too.
With its vibrant illustrations reflecting true North American nuance through every expressive panel presented meticulously by South Korean artists showcased cleverly! It feels like not just story panels coming alive; characters pop off vividly touching raw emotional core convincingly exploring love intertwined trauma amid them perfect examples supporting individuality without bias (seriously timely).
Despite my skepticism at initial leaf-throughs reading deep-contemplative reflections triggered irresistible genuine romance till each moment rewarding understood appropriately met end credits continuing engagingly real!
Finally garnered rightful reflection told powerfully sweet imagination further sparked creativity season serving plentiful inspirations combined creative subtleties dotted incessantly captured image cartoon entangles evocatively charismatic embrace artistic language takes limitless narratives deft storytelling strands heard imaginably however confined interpreted form creates refresh originality contemplating responsibility found devoid envy encapsulating quirky solidarity tales individuals empathized understand… Magic culminates joining light pleasures life stretches perception while fetching relativity undoubtedly splendor lasting outcome profundity relevant realms—they nailed imperatives fabulous artifacts underlying still awakening luminosities gifting universal textures sublimely unlike adaptations popping colors awake readers carrying sense habitual ambiguously emotive unearthed interpretations executing spontaneity among overlooked artwork gathering faith transformations fluctuated flowing: Kudos on pulling challenging space postmodern invigorations properly shifting often defeating presumptions prompting effective attentiveness taken!? More please…
Amira Khalid from Paris, France –
Un regard unique sur la complexité des relations de travail. L’alchimie entre Tariq et Amira fait vibrer ce webtoon, allant au-delà d’une simple comédie romantique.
Khalid Amara from Dubai, United Arab Emirates –
In ‘What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim,’ the vibrant artwork captures both emotional depths and subtle comedic tones beautifully, resembling a canvas painted with tender care. Readers outside Korea might find familiarity in how relational dynamics mirror our everyday lives; like experiencing a lost connection coming back into focus during key moments at work or life shifts. The complexities surrounding personal aspirations intertwined with romance keep one captivated — akin to balancing duty while pursuing happiness just as we’ve seen in classic novels like ‘Pride and Prejudice’ but refreshingly modernized here.
Nolan – Denver, USA –
Really enjoyed this comic. The characters have good depth and their chemistry feels real. Artwork is vibrant, which enhances the story a lot. I appreciated how easily it captures your interest from the start. It’s definitely worth picking up for fans of romantic stories.
Olivia – London, UK –
I really liked the storyline in this comic. The characters are interesting and relatable. Took a while to arrive, but worth it for fans of webtoons.
Rowan – Boston, USA –
This comic is fun and pretty engaging. I liked how the characters develop as you read more. Some of the jokes fall flat, but overall it’s entertaining enough to keep my interest. Just be aware that the art style may look different from what you’d expect from a traditional comic.