Link Manhwa My Possession Became a Ghost Story Chapter 22 English Subtitle, The Tension That Arises
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MANGA SPACE - Many of you may already be familiar with the manhwa titled *My Possession Became a Ghost Story*. However, if you haven’t heard of it yet, be sure to check out the full details below—the series has already reached Chapter 22. Let’s read on until the end!
The problem is, I woke up in a coffin—on the very day of its original owner’s funeral, no less. To make matters worse, I’ve read so many online novels that I don’t even know which story I’ve ended up in.
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Judging by my cold-hearted family and the way the maids tremble at the sight of me, it’s clear: I’ve taken over the body of a villain. Fine. I’ll just have to put my years of experience reading romantic fantasy novels to good use to escape this “villain” cliché!
That was the plan, until I stumbled upon a strange symbol. “What is this?” [How to Summon □□] Is this a summoning circle for a spirit or a dragon? Perfect. A villain needs at least one way to defend herself. “Meow.”
But instead of a ghost or a dragon, why was I chosen by a three-eyed ginger cat with a leopard print? Well, he’s cute, so I guess it doesn’t matter!
Comic Book Genres and Reading Styles
About Manga
Manga refers to Japanese comic books, and their creators are called mangaka. They are generally classified based on their target audience, such as age or gender.
For example, shonen manga is aimed at boys. Their stories focus on action and adventure, such as My Hero Academia and Naruto. In contrast, manga aimed at girls features fantastical stories like Cardcaptor Sakura or romantic stories like Fruits Basket.
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About Manhwa
The term “manhwa” refers to Korean comics, and their creators are called “manhwaga.” Manhwa is typically published digitally. Each chapter is released weekly on the Webtoon platform.
Stories often explore Korean beauty culture, such as in True Beauty. In terms of reading direction, manhwa is similar to American and European comics, which are read from left to right.
