i hated it even more manhwa

The writing style might be the culprit. If it was overly complicated or too simplistic. Complicated writing can make it hard to follow the story, while simplistic writing can seem childish. Another factor could be the themes. If they were too dark or not explored in an engaging way.

The characters could be a big turn - off. If they constantly made stupid decisions or were just mean for no reason. It would be really hard to like the novel then.

It's possible that the themes or genres explored in the manhwa didn't resonate with you. Or perhaps there were plot holes or inconsistent developments that turned you off.

Maybe she did something that went against the emperor's will or maybe it's just a power play.

It's a story full of drama and emotions. Maybe it's about two people who start off hating each other but end up having a complex relationship.

It could be the unique storylines and diverse characters. Many manhwa offer fresh perspectives and engaging plots that draw readers in.

The characteristics of even more new manhwa can include innovative plot developments, enhanced graphics, and exploration of unconventional genres. These new manhwa may appeal to a wider audience with their creativity and diversity.

Well, could be that the characters weren't developed enough for you or the story progression was too slow. Sometimes the raw version lacks some polish that makes it less enjoyable.

Maybe in that fanfiction, Naruto's over - eagerness to be recognized could be misconstrued. His loud and boisterous nature might annoy people. For example, if he constantly interrupted others or pushed his ideas too hard without considering others' feelings, it could lead to dislike.

The characters in the movie included the male lead, Yiyong, who couldn't read the air. The female lead, Ninja Butterfly, who was on the verge of a breakdown in her beauty skills, the fishing master, and the male supporting character, Apricot Shoulang, who hadn't combed his hair. "I, Uchiha, am not hated!" [Author: Skilled Xiao Xin. It's a light novel/derivative Doujinshi novel with transmigration, daily life, relaxation, and comics elements.] User recommendation: "I, Uchiha, am not hated!" It was a surprising novel. The author successfully combined the character Yoshiyuki Tomioka in the Ghost Blade with Sasuke's twin brother in the world of Naruto, bringing a fresh reading experience to the readers. The plot is based on the daily life of the volunteers. Through his perspective, we see a different ninja world from the original. The author's control over the character design was very good. He could accurately grasp the characteristics of the characters in the original work and express them, allowing the readers to better understand and feel the inner world of the characters. Moreover, this setting was very interesting. By making friends with others to resurrect their former companions, it added a warm and positive atmosphere to the story. Overall, this book was worth reading and gave people a pleasant reading experience. I hope you will like this book.