"The Horizon" by JH on Naver Webtoon
"The Horizon" is a manhwa or Korean webtoon by JH (Jeong JiHun) with just 21 chapters and infinite heartbreaks, telling the eternal story of a war-ravaged post-apocalyptic world that feels painfully contemporary. So, if you're up for challenging your tear ducts until they're bone-dry, you've come to the right place. Here's why you need to check out JH's masterpiece - "The Horizon".
Content Warning: Depictions of war
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"The Horizon" is, in essence, a slice of life manhwa, albeit life that is plunged into darkness, death, and loss. A young boy is sheltered by his mother as war rages on, only for him to discover a sea of dead bodies in its wake. He meets a young girl, and their shared trauma becomes the first step towards healing and, most importantly, faith. However, with the world bent on denying their existence, can they love again? The webtoon aims to answer this question not just for its characters but also for us, readers, as the author whisks us away on a journey that constantly tests our hope and restores it at once.
You can read the webtoon in Korean, English, Thai, Japanese, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese.
Before we start off the review, we prepared a playlist for you to listen to while you read this article and/or the webtoon. With the story unfolding like a short film, we hope this playlist comforts you and amplifies your reading experience!
"The Horizon" Manhwa Review
"The Horizon" by JH on Naver Webtoon
It all starts with the end.
Our protagonist, an unnamed boy - The Boy, has had the world come crashing down on him, and an existentialist nihili
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