The Professor Who Reads Love Stories

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Synonyms: The Professor Who Reads Romance Novels, Yeonae Soseol Ingneun Gyosu

Japanese: 연애소설 읽는 교수

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Type: Manhwa

Volumes: 5

Chapters: 16

Status: Finished

Published: Aug 8, 2018 to Jan 31, 2020

Genre: Drama

Serialization: Bomtoon

Authors: Angram (Story & Art)

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Ranked: #33834²

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Popularity: #35881

Members: 221

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Volumes: /5

Chapters: /16

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Synopsis

Joon-woo, a middle-aged professor, is infatuated with internet romance novels. Even though he does not show that he's an avid reader due to his social status, waiting for the next chapter of the novel enthuses him. But one day, as the author goes on an unexpected hiatus, Joon-woo decides to write a letter to the author... A story that echoes and vibrates deeply in the heart.

(Source: Kidari Studio, translated)

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Background

The Professor Who Reads Love Stories is originally a webtoon series which was published in book format by Munhak Dongne (문학동네) on December 24, 2021.

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Oct 24, 2022

OG_Otaku

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We need more of this! This is a beautiful and intense romance about older characters. The titular professor is 58. He is dealing with an elderly father who has behavior issues, and a 30 year old daughter who still lives at home. This daughter is still in the closet and has yet to come out to her father. There are workplace issues, dating in your 50s, dealing with the impact of a spouse's death (or mother's death) years after the trauma, gay and lesbian relationships in Korea. All of these themes are absent from most manga or manwha, and we need more, not just for ...