우리집에 놀러와!

URIJIBE NOLLEOWA!

MANGA

STATUS
COMPLETE
VOLUMES
Not Available
RELEASE
December 25, 2021
CHAPTERS
66

DESCRIPTION

Hell yeah! A major publisher wants Mai Sohn to write a webcomic on relationships. But she’s struck with heartbreak as her girlfriend abruptly dumps her. It’s hard writing about relationships without being in one, so she needs to find the inspiration for love—and find it fast. And what’s up with her possibly homophobic neighbor? Why is she cool with Mai one minute and then so awkward and weird to her the next?! Can't a girl catch a break?

(Source: Tapas)

Note: Includes 4 extra chapters.

CAST

Cheong-Yeon Lee
U-Ri Son
Su-Hui O
Chan-Mi
Ji-Won Go

CHAPTERS

REVIEWS

pair
80/100
Very pretty, very cute, unfortunately falls a bit flat in its second season. A good read regardless.
I won't get into summarizing the story to not spoil anything so you can safely read this review before reading "Ring My Bell!" without getting spoiled.

First off, the art for this is very vibrant. It's a fully coloured webcomic and there's obviously a lot of love been poured into it. Each character looks alive with distinct expressions and its fair share of ugly funny faces and (as any romance webcomic/manga etc. should) sad/happy/crying faces that make you go "aww" or smile at your screen like a dumb idiot.

As far as length goes, each chapter is pretty decent in length. 62 chapters may not seem like much, but it's a few hours worth of binge.

The premise of this webcomic is actually quite interesting. I started reading it on a whim and the first chapter already had me intrigued. If you're still on the fence about giving this webcomic a shot, I can definitely reocmmend just checking out the first chapter and seeing for yourself if it's something you might find interesting.

With the good out of the way, let's get to the bad. While the pacing is quite good for the first season of this webcomic (in case you didn't know, this webcomic does in fact have two seasons), the second season does unfortunately not fare quite as well in that regard.
The plot in the second season is also just not as strong as in the first one. If I remember correctly, a second season for this was not planned initially and it really shows. It turns from "nice story with interesting premise" into "decent story that doesn't really have anything to stand out". This makes the second season feel pretty bland in comparison. At least there's a nice sub-plot to keep you entertained during that time, but that's really about it.

That being said, all in all I still think it's a worthwile read, being one of the higher quality webcomics out there, especially if you're interested in GL. This webcomic isn't really all that hard on drama, so if overbearing drama (or tragedy even) is something that bothers you, you don't have to worry about it for this one. The comedy bits are quite funny and even with its second season dragging down my final opinion on this by a tad, I still liked this overall.

As for a rating, I personally think just a "score" is completely arbitrary and tells a reader nothing about how good something actually is, but since I'm made to give a score I'll try to determine that score mainly based on the following:
What is the goal of this webcomic/manga/manhwa/manhua? (Premise but also other plotpoints that are brought up)
Was this goal fulfilled?
How well was this goal fulfilled?

This also leads into the TL;DR:
A rather interesting premise in the first season that is executed very nicely, second season not quite as interesting but also not that well executed. Extra plotpoints that are brought during the story are handled very nicely throughout though, the comedy bits are also all quite fun.
It feels just a tad bland thanks to the second season, which is why my overall final rating will be a solid 80/100, based on the criteria mentioned above.
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